say, I---I’m not “I---I here” “What?” I---I mean, I---I’m not coming down! I---I “ can’t go back to Greyfriars, you gasped the Owl of know!” the Remove. Head makes out that “The I’m young “You ass!” say, you leave me gasped Bunter. “I---I alone!” “I never inked old Prout! I told the Head so! a You’re prefect, Wingate, and you ought to find out who inked Prout! Then the Head will let me off, see?” you come roared Wingate. “Will down?” No! “Ow! Beast!” up after roared Bolsover major “Come him!” belligerently Wingate & Co. stared up. There were five fellows in the oak prepared to dispute an ascent. It was not an easy prospect. you fat young ass-----” “Bunter,- howled Bunter. not coming down! I “Beast!” “I’m told the Head I go in the middle of the term! couldn’t My pater would be awfully waxy.” came from the branches of the oak. “Ha, ha, ha!” say, you fellows, keep those beasts olf! I say---" “I said Wingate, and he started “Come on!” clambering up the thick, gnarled old trunk of the big oak-tree. Gwynne and Sykes followed him. That ancient tree was easy enough to climb, for an
“I---I say, I---I’m not here” “What?” “ I---I mean, I---I’m not coming down! I---I can’t go back to Greyfriars, you know!” gasped the Owl of the Remove. “The Head makes out that I’m “You young ass!” “I---I say, you leave me alone!” gasped Bunter. “I never inked old Prout! I told the Head so! You’re a prefect, Wingate, and you ought to find out who inked Prout! Then the Head will let me off, see?” “Will you come down?” roared Wingate. “Ow! No! Beast!” “Come up after him!” roared Bolsover major belligerently Wingate & Co. stared up. There were five fellows in the oak prepared to dispute an ascent. It was not an easy prospect. “Bunter,- you fat young ass-----” “Beast!” howled Bunter. “I’m not coming down! I told the Head I couldn’t go in the middle of the term! My pater would be awfully waxy.” “Ha, ha, ha!” came from the branches of the oak. “I say, you fellows, keep those beasts olf! I say---" “Come on!” said Wingate, and he started clambering up the thick, gnarled old trunk of the big oak-tree. Gwynne and Sykes followed him. That ancient tree was easy enough to climb, for an