CHAPTER XXIV.
CONCLUSION Still patiently Anstey turned to Greg.
"Mr.Holmes, will you be kind enough to go to the room of Mr.
Packard of the first class, also Mr.Maitland, of the second class, and present my very respectful compliments?
Will you ask both gentlemen if they can make it convenient to come here, forthwith, on a matter of corps honor ?" Greg departed.

He was back within five minutes, simply nodding.
Very soon Mr.Packard and Mr.Maitland appeared.

They listened silently while Anstey laid the story before them.

Then Packard glanced at the second classman.
"Shall I speak for us both, Maitland ?" "If you please." "Mr.Anstey, and gentlemen," continued Packard, "this is primarily a matter affecting your own third class, and should be settled by the members of your class.

But, in its broader scope, the conduct to which Mr.Dodge has confessed affects the entire corps.
Mr.Dodge charges that you are abusing your power.