MORE COMPLICATIONS The football eleven celebrated the victory that evening by bonfires and by something of a feast.

Of course Tom and Dick were present, as were also Sam and a host of others, but it must be confessed that the Rovers did not enjoy themselves.
"See here, Dick," said Tom after the festivities were over, "what is this trouble between you and Dora ?" "Don't ask me, ask her," returned Dick shortly.

"She knows more about it than I do." "She won't say a word," came from Sam "She said she didn't feel well, that's all; and I know that wasn't true altogether." "Was it that Minnie Sanderson ?" went on Tom.
"If it was, it wasn't my fault," answered Dick.
"But what did you do ?" insisted Tom.

He was bound to get at the bottom of the affair.
Thereupon Dick was compelled to relate all that had happened, which, in truth, was not much.
"And is that all ?" asked Sam.
"Yes." "I don't see why she should be put out over that," said Tom slowly.
"But then girls are queer.

The more you know them the less you understand them." "Grace and Nellie take Dora's part," said Sam with a deep sigh.