CHAPTER XXII
THE FORM AT THE WINDOW
Ned had been through a hard session that
had not ended for him until after four
o'clock, and he was very far from certain that
his answers to Questions V and VIII were going
to please Mr. Pennington. A game of golf with
Dan Whipple arranged for four o'clock had not
materialized, and Ned had returned to No[**P3—missing . here) 16 to
spend the remainder of the afternoon worrying
about the Latin examination. About 5:30 Laurie
came in. Laurie had a bright-red flush under
his left eye and looked extremely angry.
"What did you do to your face?" asked Ned.
Laurie viewed himself in the mirror above his chiffonier before replying. Then, "I didn't do anything to it," he answered a bit sulkily. "That's what Elk Thurston did."
"For the love of mud!" exclaimed Ned. "Don't tell me you've gone and had a fight!"
