CHAPTER SIX.
ROLLITT.
Rollitt of Wakefield's was a standing mystery at Fellsgarth.

Though he had been three years at the school, and worked his way up from the junior form to one of the first six, no one knew him.

He had no friends, and did not want any.

He rarely spoke when not obliged to do so; and when he did, he said either what was unexpected or disagreeable.
He scarcely ever played in the matches, but when he did he played tremendously.

Although a Classic, he was addicted to scientific research and long country walks.