I feel rather piggish just spending it right and left for nothing, when a fellow like that would give his eyes for the chance to go to college.

Grinnell Rhodes says that he is ever so fond of me; that Ferdy was blowing once and said something against me, and Gordon jumped right into him--said I was a friend of his, and that Ferdy should not say anything against me in his presence.
He knocked Ferdy down.

I tell you, when a fellow is ready to fight for another years after he has seen him, he is a good friend." Mrs.Wentworth's face showed that she too appreciated such a friend.
"How do you know he needs it, or would accept it if he did ?" "Why, Rhodes says we have no idea of the poverty down there.

He says our poorest clerks are rich compared with those people.

And I'll write him a letter and offer to lend it to him.