[The Cock-House at Fellsgarth by Talbot Baines Reed]@TWC D-Link bookThe Cock-House at Fellsgarth CHAPTER TWENTY ONE 3/16
It's really their duty as prefects to suppress any one who dares have an opinion of his own.
I simply long to be suppressed!" This astounding revolt for the time being diverted attention from the topic of the hour.
The laughter with which it was greeted by the Classics present did not tend to add to the comfort of Clapperton, Brinkman, and Dangle, who very shortly discovered that it was time to go to their own house. "Wait for me," said Fullerton; "I'm coming too." And, to their disgust, the rebel strolled along, with his hands in his pockets, in their company, whistling pleasantly to himself and absolutely ignoring their unfriendly attitude. Meanwhile the question, "Where is Rollitt ?" continued to exercise Fellsgarth, from the head-master down to the junior fag.
Bit by bit all that could be found out about his movements came to light.
His study was visited by the masters.
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