? ? ? ? "I don't mean to sell it."
? ? ? ? "Then you're a fool; that's all I've got to say."
? ? ? ? "I don't suppose you will understand my feeling in the matter, but these articles belonged to my mother. They are all I have to remind me of her. I do not mean to sell them unless it is absolutely necessary."
? ? ? ? "I would sell them quicker'n a wink," said Bundy. "What's the good of keeping them?"
? ? ? ? "We won't discuss the matter," said Rodney coldly.
? ? ? ? "Do you mind my telling the other boys about your losing your money?"
? ? ? ? "No; it will be known tomorrow at any rate; there is no advantage in concealing it."
? ? ? ? A heavy step was heard outside. It stopped before the door.
? ? ? ? "I must be getting," said Bundy, "or I'll get into trouble."
? ? ? ? It was against the rule at the school for boys to make calls upon each other in the evening unless permission were given.
? ? ? ? John Bundy opened the door suddenly, and to his dismay found himself facing the rigid figure of Dr.
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