The Rover Boys In The Mountains - Or, A Hunt for Fun and Fortune by Edward Stratemeyer
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At this Sam looked his surprise. Thrashing was not permitted at the
Hall. The worst that could happen to a student was to place him in solitary confinement over night, after a supper of bread and water. "As I am not permitted by the rules to thrash you, I shall put you in the stone cell over night," went on Jasper Grinder. "Together?" questioned Tubbs, from behind his blood-stained handkerchief. "No. You shall go to the cell; and Rover shall be placed in the empty storeroom next to it." "The cell is ice cold, and so is the storeroom," protested Sam. "It is not my fault that you must be placed there, and you will have to put up with the cold," was the curt answer. "I shan't stay in a cold room!" cried Sam. "It's not fair." "You shall, and I'll put you there myself!" ejaculated Jasper Grinder. "Tubbs, don't dare to stir until I return." So speaking, the unreasonable teacher caught hold of Sam once more, and despite the youngest Rover's struggles hustled him out of the office and through a long hallway, at the end of which was located the storeroom he had mentioned. The key to the room was in the lock. "Now stay there until you are willing to behave yourself," said Jasper Grinder, and shoved Sam into the apartment. "For your impudence to me |
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