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FARADAY'S BAG Jack Symonds' regret at the holidays' ending had now definitely passed, and, strolling along the wide departure platform, he looked forward with considerable excitement t…
DOCTOR DAW AGAIN Unsatisfactory as was this postponement, Jack was destined to meet with a further disappointment. The doctor had been pacified and given an explanation of the affair, and Billy Farad…
THE BULLY-KILLER Salmon's House, to which division of Deepwater College Jack Symonds and his study-mates belonged, was famous for its exclusive set of youngsters—a band who had clubbed together …
THE BROKEN BOOTLACE Cummles stood back from his antagonist, a twisted grin of triumph on his face, and, in the tense silence that followed, the loud and fast sound of his breathing could be distinctl…
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…
JACK IS ENLIGHTENED Jack Symonds had barely time to make certain that his hurried dive under the bed had not been observed, when Doctor Daw and Tiger were well within the room. "A bit late for a…
THE CALAMITOUS CRIPPLES Jack looked out of the window. Then he gurgled. "By the Brass-eyed bull!" he exclaimed. "Look here, just cast your optic in this direction, old fellow. That…
FANE'S FATAL MISTAKE Strange as it may seem, the coolest person who looked on the appalling scene in the classroom presided over by the French master was Jack Symonds himself. Recovering from hi…
ALIAS BILLY FARADAY For almost a minute the three chums stared in hypnotized fashion at the bent head of Fane, as the bully-killer sat dispiritedly in his chair. "You mean you—" gurgled Bil…
THE CHASE FOR THE STAR Meanwhile, how had it been faring with Billy Faraday and Egbert Patch. It will be remembered that they left by bike on the afternoon following the departure of the hawker, so t…
