'Old Cro' will be up to his ears in trouble pretty soon, won't he?
I'm glad they made him captain, awfully glad.

I think he can turn out a team that'll rub it into St.Eustace again just as you did last year." "Yes; and Gardiner's going to coach again." Paul smiled reminiscently.
Then, "By Jove, it does seem funny not to be going back to old Hillton, doesn't it?
I suppose after a while a fellow'll get to feeling at home here, but just at present--" He sighed and shook his head.
"Wait until college opens to-morrow and we get to work; we won't have much time to feel much of anything, I guess.

Practise is called for four o'clock.

I wonder--I wonder if we'll make the team ?" "Why not ?" objected Paul.

"If I thought I wouldn't I think I'd pitch it all up and--and go to Robinson!" He grinned across at his chum.
"You stay here and you'll get a chance to go _at_ Robinson; that's a heap more satisfactory." "Well, I'm going to make the varsity, Neil.