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The Chums of Scranton High Out for the Pennant

CHAPTER VII
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He tried to be polite like, and was of course seized with one of those fake fits of coughing right before them.

Matilda ran to his side, and put her arm around him looking defiantly at Ma as if to say: 'There, don't you see how far gone he is, and how can you ask me to be so inhuman and unsisterly as to tell him he must go out again into the cold, cruel world that has treated him so badly ?' "The ladies looked after Brother Lu as he staggered away, as if they hardly knew what to think.

But it happened, Hugh, that I could watch the man from where I was snuggled down, and would you believe me, he had no sooner got behind the little building they use for a woodshed than he started to dance a regular old hoe-down, snapping his fingers, and looking particularly merry.

I tell you I could hardly hold in, I was so downright mad; I wanted to rush out and denounce him for an old fraud of the first water.

But on considering how useless that would be, besides giving it away that I suspected.
him, and was spying on his actions, I managed to get a grip on myself again.
"After things had sizzled out, Hugh, I came away, and ran nearly all the distance between the Hosmer cottage and your house, I was that eager to tell you how the land lay.


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