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Identifier: archerprophet00brow (find matches)
Title: Archer and the "Prophet"
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Brown, Edna A.
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Publisher: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co.
Contributing Library: Memorial Hall Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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and besides that, bullying the kids 42 ARCHER AND THE PROPHET isnt a popular pastime at St. Stephens. You wont get me off for the mere order-ing, began Inman, his face reddening. Whats the row? asked another voice asGaynor sauntered up. Oh, its Buttinskyagain! All is plain. Well, Butt-out-sky, andbe quick. Inman blustered a little more, but at sight ofthe newcomer, D a capitulated. He wasntkeen on defying 1 alone, but Arnold re- inforced by Ga irt was a power to be reckoned with. Oh, let the have their court! he exclaimed, putt his coat and strolling off with a nonchalant air. Come on down to theGrub Shop. Heres your ball, said Archer. Oh, Arnold, its ours, interfered one of theLower school boys. They took it away fromus. Oh, they did! remarked Archer, lookingafter the rapidly retreating invaders. If Idrealized that, Id sure have laid Buttinsky onhis back. Have we lost our court? he askedas he and Gaynor, followed by the thanks of thegrateful youngsters, started toward the othernets.
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You wont get me off fob the mere ordering.—Page 42. BUTTINSKY 43 No, said his friend. Prentiss and Em-ory were at deuce so I told them to keep on tillyou came. Theyll get off, now were ready, orwe can watch till its settled. Archer strolled along, racquet under his arm,both hands in his pockets. Buttinsky is a blessing, isnt he? heremarked meditatively. Do you know, Gay,I rather wish, when I came from New York aweek or so ago, that I hadnt chosen to travelin a Pullman. If I had been gregarious insteadof exclusive, I think it would have been betterfor my peace of mind as well as for my pocket-book. CHAPTER IV AT THE CHASE MANSION I should like to know, demanded Inmanthat evening, whg ouse-president racket amounts to, anyw? Lamb looked up mtly. He was trying to work, and Bui had been blundering about the room lik e-bug, causing similar irritation in the : ! his unwilling study- mate. What do you mean? he inquired. Well, Arnold seems to be the high muck-a-muck here in Foster. Who appoi

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