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Parkhurst Boys

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
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He tries to pass off his lack of brains with bluster, and to make up by tyranny for the contempt which his ill- bred manners would naturally secure for him.

But he deceives nobody but himself.

The youngsters tremble before him; but they despise him; in a year or two they will laugh at him, and after that--thrash him.
Yes; I am sorry to counsel that physic for anybody, but really it is the only one which can possibly cure the bully.

The time must come when the little boy will find himself grown up and possessed of a muscle, and then the bully will find, to his astonishment, that he has tried his art once too often.
So it was with Bob Bangs.

He found himself on his back one day with a small army of youngsters executing a war dance round him.


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