Kathleen

to develop, and he had written a deft and amusing introduction. Taking "Joe" as his subject he had sketched that gentleman's character with a touch of irony. He had made him a Rhod

ndant dark chestnut hair. She was captain of her school hockey team, it seemed; she was good at tennis and swimming and geometry; she had small patience with poetry and sentiment. But within the athletic and straightforward flapper Forbes thought he saw the fluttering of deeper womanhood; the maiden soul erecting a barrier of abrupt common sense

r his pipe. There was a general murmur of assent as the men got up to stretch and

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entalist! But go easy on poor Joe. You know all Rho

careful with Kathleen! She's adorable! I'm going to w

way of getting hold of

bike over there on my Rudge, erb round till I find the street, and then skid like hel

"I discovered her! Just because you've got

mandamus or a lagniappe or whatever you law men call it, not to steal a march. I think we'd all like to meet the real Kat

cried sev

corpions, I do you to wit that we all, jointly and severally, promise not to take any steps toward

to this, with

get Kathleen down for E

id Whitney. "You seem to forget that he'

all s

rs of the 'varsity are c

dred, I dare say

d we can send it to her, explain just how the whole thing happened,

rightfully fed because you bagged her letter! 'S

around!" cried Forbes, impenitent. "No quarter

ney. "It's nearly eleven and I've got an essay on t

ho's to do the next chapter, a

cried seve

d Carter. "I'll do one, and Goblin ca

ir heels on the huge iron-studded college gate as they waited for the porter to let them out. The room was foul with smoke, and he opened a window over the gardens letting in a gush of chill sweet air