Browning came down heavily on the leader of the freshmen, but he immediately jumped up, crying: "That was not a square deal.

Let's have it over." But the breath had been knocked out of Frank with the force of the fall, and he fell back twice as he struggled to arise.
"Are you hurt ?" asked Browning.
"No," panted Frank, who could dimly see his opponent through a thick haze which seemed to hang before his eyes.
"Then why don't you get up ?" "I--I'm going to." Setting his teeth, he did so, but Rattleton caught Browning by the collar and flung him aside as the big soph sprang at Frank.
"You are hurt, old man!" insisted Harry.

"I saw the fellow when he tripped you.

It wasn't a fair thing.

You are in no condition to meet Browning now.