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The Chums of Scranton High

CHAPTER IX
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I've often noticed it about Leon, and made up my mind it was an uneasy conscience that made him act so." "Then, after all I've told you, Hugh, you still believe in Owen ?" "I'm going to hold firm until the evidence is all in," said the other.
"You're a good friend, I must say," Thad hastened to observe, a gleam of honest admiration showing in his eyes.

"I only hope you'll stand by me as well, in case I ever get into any trouble, that's all." "I'd stand by you to the last ditch, and then some," Hugh told him, with an affectionate smile; "for we're chums, and what's the use of having a pal unless he '11 go through thick and thin for you.

But I'm a little surprised about one thing, Thad." "Do you mean about my actions in that house, Hugh ?" "I should have thought you'd been quick to say something about the spoon, so as to draw the old gentleman out," continued the other.
"Oh! I didn't dare do such a thing as that, Hugh.

It would have been pretty bold in me, you know." "There might be ways to do it without seeming rude, Thad.

For instance, what was to hinder you from picking it up and expressing your admiration for such a thing.


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