But he was wholly unrewarded for his vigil, and at last, distressed, humiliated, and angry, he took a car for the college grounds, raging like a lion against Donald Pike.

Even an enemy of Badger must have pitied him that night.
The campus was filled with Yale men and their friends, and there were excitement and sport, fun and laughter, music and merriment galore.

But Badger could enjoy none of it.

He had no thought for anything but Winnie Lee and the treatment he had received from her father.

He wondered if she were at home, and was half of the opinion that Lee had spirited her out of the city.