Of course she thinks we oughtn't to fight and she's trying to get everybody else she can to keep working against it.

She isn't goin' home again next summer, she's goin' back to that settlement work in Chicago and work there among those people against our goin' to war; and here in college she wants to get everybody she can to talk against it, and--" "What did you say ?" Fred asked, and himself supplied the reply: "Nothin'.

I started to, but--" Ramsey got up.

"Now look here! You know the 'frat' passed a rule that if we broke any more furniture in this house with our scrappin' we'd both be fined the cost of repairs and five dollars apiece.

Well, I can afford five dollars this month better than you can, and--" "I take it back!" Fred interposed, hastily.