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UNRAVELLING A CLUE Mr. Salmon, who was the house-master over that section of Deepwater College in which the chums led a more or less care-free existence, was the best of good sorts, but hopeless as a
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UNRAVELLING A CLUE Mr. Salmon, who was the house-master over that section of Deepwater College in which the chums led a more or less care-free existence, was the best of good sorts, but hopeless as a
CONCLUSION "Jingo!" said Jack, excitedly; "they're after us—I can hear them! Buck up, you fellows—w…
HUE AND CRY "Old fellow!" burst out Silver, clutching Jack by the arm; "you look as if you'd seen a…
BILLY VANISHES One of the cricket features of the Deepwater College year, although it was no part of the school competi…
A JAPE GOES WRONG Sudden as had been the accident, unexpectedly as it had swooped upon them, Billy Faraday had time to …
DOG-FACE On the following Thursday afternoon there was a half-holiday, and Jack Symonds found himself suddenly without …
A MYSTERY UNRAVELLED Such was the rapid succession of events that Fane and Jack Symonds remained for a few seconds root…
BILLY WALKS IN HIS SLEEP Redisham did not pause a moment. He flung himself forward, grasped the amazed master round the…
THE STAR MISSING Jack Symonds uttered a cry of amazement, and even Septimus was stirred out of his usual calm. "No…
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