As for this thing"-- he gave Ditson a shake that caused the fellow's teeth to click together--"he has shown to-night that he is a most contemptible cur! I hated to think him as dirty as he has shown himself to be." Frank's face was full of unutterable disgust for Ditson.
Other freshmen came crowding into the corner, and Ditson saw himself regarded with scorn and contempt by everybody.

He cowed like a whipped cur and whined: "I was simply fooling; it was all a jolly.

I never did anything of the sort.

I was simply trying to get Gordon on the string by telling him so." "Well, you got yourself on a string, and pretty well tangled up.
Gentlemen"-- turning to the freshmen present--"here is the traitor who has been giving our secrets away to the sophs.

Both Rattleton and myself heard him acknowledge it.