FISH-HOOKS AND HOOKY After breakfast the next morning when Injun and Whitey came out of the ranch house, Whitey was heavy-hearted.

The thought of going to that school at the Forks was the cause of his depression.

It was like some sort of penalty one must pay for being a boy.

Injun was to escort Whitey to the school, as an act of friendship--as one might go to another's funeral.
Sitting Bull was sleeping peaceably on the veranda.

Sitting Bull had no regard for the man who said that "early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy and wealthy and wise," or he never had heard of him.