"I want to do an extra lesson." And he hurried off, while Sam and Tom did the same.
Two hours later Dick ran into William Philander Tubbs, who had been down to town in company with Stanley.
"Had a lovely time, don't you know," drawled William Philander.

"While Stanley posted some letters and addressed some picture postals I did up the shops.

And what do you think?
I found a beautiful new maroon necktie, and it was only a dollar--same kind they would charge one seventy-five for in the big cities.

And I saw a new style of collar, and some patent-leather pumps that have bows with loose ends, and--" "Some other time, Billy," interrupted Dick.

"I'm in a hurry now." "Oh, I'm sorry.