tapping Wharton on the arm as the Greyfriars field came off. Harry face was very bright. In his wharton’s keenness on the game he had rather forgotten Island, and his misgivings on that subject. Popper’s But it clouded a little as the words Bounder’s reminded him. so far as the game he answered. “Jolly glad, goes!” hope we shall find things all right at the island, “I though, when we get back.” late in the day to worry about said “Bit that!” Hazeldene, with a laugh. the jolly old all said Bob “Oh, island’s right!” Cherry cheerfully. happened there, “Nothing’s except that Bunter may have scoffed all the grub.” “Ha, ha, ha!” rightfulness is Hurree “The terrific!” declared Jamset Ram Singh esteemed and ridiculous “The Bunter is as safe as absurd houses.” said Vernon-Smith. “Blow Bunter!” “Beating Highcliffe matters a lot more than Bunter.” Harry Wharton made no reply to that. He was quite as keen as Smithy on beating Highcliffe at cricket. But the Remove rebellion had been organized to secure justice for the sacked Owl; and that came first. But it was, as Hazel had said, too late into the day to think about that. have to bat said Bob Cherry “We shan’t again.”
tapping Wharton on the arm as the Greyfriars field came off. Harry wharton’s face was very bright. In his keenness on the game he had rather forgotten Popper’s Island, and his misgivings on that subject. But it clouded a little as the Bounder’s words reminded him. “Jolly glad, so far as the game goes!” he answered. “I hope we shall find things all right at the island, though, when we get back.” “Bit late in the day to worry about that!” said Hazeldene, with a laugh. “Oh, the jolly old island’s all right!” said Bob Cherry cheerfully. “Nothing’s happened there, except that Bunter may have scoffed all the grub.” “Ha, ha, ha!” “The rightfulness is terrific!” declared Hurree Jamset Ram Singh “The esteemed and ridiculous Bunter is as safe as absurd houses.” “Blow Bunter!” said Vernon-Smith. “Beating Highcliffe matters a lot more than Bunter.” Harry Wharton made no reply to that. He was quite as keen as Smithy on beating Highcliffe at cricket. But the Remove rebellion had been organized to secure justice for the sacked Owl; and that came first. But it was, as Hazel had said, too late into the day to think about that. “We shan’t have to bat again.” said Bob Cherry