Hector's Inheritance, Or, the Boys of Smith Institute by Horatio Alger
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"That's just exactly what I expect to do; at any rate, for supper. I've got to have a reckoning with that young muff." The recess lasted fifteen minutes. At the end of that time the schoolbell rang, and the boys trooped back into the schoolroom. Hector sat at his desk looking tranquil and at ease. He alone seemed unaware of the fate that was destined for him. CHAPTER X. DINNER AT SMITH INSTITUTE. At twelve o'clock the morning session closed. Then came an intermission of an hour, during which the day scholars either ate lunch brought with them, or went to their homes in the village to partake of a warm repast. At ten minutes past twelve, a red-armed servant girl made her appearance at the back door looking out on the playground, and rang |
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