Wait till you get your wind." "I must meet him!" cried Frank.

"He'll say he did me up if I do not." "Then he'll lie.

It's all right.

You do as I say." Frank tried to resist, but Rattleton dragged him aside, being able to do so because Browning found himself occupied by a little freshman who stuffily blocked his way, declaring that Merriwell should have a show.
Frank was more than disgusted by the result of the affair.

He felt that he must have it out with Browning then and there, and he made desperate attempts to break from Harry.