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IT, ,sr' ,ei34H MapIe has lost"
/ cried III Mode
~ III "A j. VS." pat i'll Maple.
"Si.ss.ee. 90. -34e.l t!.r S..,I.or mas
tci "igos't yuu ~ee tie force ol what
say. !ia9k..Eay:'
AID yet y"u wort speak"
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40 You Gpny stealirg this money of
Mai lest"
t,rta.f.Iy. | do. never knew he
had it in his desk. l am not Il thief,
sir
at is very oGt." sad Mr.. Mole in
per.,Ni:y.
"I.arkawHy t..d net take the money.
sir" sad Il voice. Ii WAS Harvey.
"What 90 YOU know about it,? asked
the sr.lior master.
lie co;ld clear himself i'll moment
if he 1.ked."
"l.ow?'
= U:rvcy was about to speak when
lack said: "HHrycy. remember what
yo,l promised If !! don't say anything
E.:lt wait yOu TO-"
| Harvey Vas silent
.Ioi&c. co..e. If you can do your
friend :, service Go not hesitatc.' Nil.
MG,a s":a
! Bat Harvey remained obstln"tely ST
lent
s!r Mol" said very seriously: Look
here Ia: k;i LAY this is 10 tr.hi"2 ma
ter i:ius; rtl :: il 20 Mr.. Cr.WcoGr.
You are accused of stealing moEcy. l
can't m:..cn !!se matter. ard really
mt, say. Ia ;iil ca.luor. Eat the evi-
de:~e. as "a IS lave heard il, points
in your direction Does it net, now,
ask you? Yea s.:ii refuse to speak: =
Il carEC. say anything inc:e than
that am iinetr;}t and perhaps you
j viii know all some day answered
Jack il. !: to'!c o. rcSicnatiGa.
Mr. s'G'c looked at him GROSSLY and
left the ro,,a.
! \ llizz of conversation instantly
arose. and the matter was loudly and
generally discussed,
"Eol'::.Sun." exclaimed Jack.
"nout talk to me- replied the cap
tain Of the school,
"N'hy not? We used to be such
frit DIS"
! "J'sed to be-
| care we not EoWW
IL dent want to say anything un-
pleasant. Mr.. Harkaw"y Bedington.
replied Colinson. therefore if YOU
, have any regard for your own feelings
you wont speak to me.
"rell him what he is said funston
senior
"Wl,at am II" asked Jack.
"a dirty thief
In an instant Jack struck out ut him
stunned
Tie crowd shrank hack.
I'm not thief whatever you ma 9
think. AID I don't mean to stand any
nonsense or Aumbug."
Whatever disposition Collinson and
the o.her members of the sixth may
have bad to resent his sudden assault
upon Harry Hunston, they did not at
tempt to interfere with him, and Jack
retired down the room to where Harvey
was sitting. a small hiss arose. which
grew into general chorus and Thief
thief" was heard on all sides. Jack
sat down by the side of his only friend
and his eyes burned, and his lips were
parched and dry.
i "Here's a 60" said Harvey.
"Never mind" answered Jack; "they
will find it out some day. III write te
Emily and ask her permission to tell y
You are an ass for putting up with
all this. when one word would put il
right"
THAT one word will never he spoken
by me unless l have dear little Emily's
permission"
you're 4 fine fellow anyhow. l know
l couldn't bear this like you. You'll get
foeged perhaps
Jack was about to reply when Mr.
Mole entered telling him that Mr. Craw
cour wanted him in his study. He rose
and slowly followed the senior master
to the principals room.
(TO Be Continued.)