Stanford Stories
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He saw his Beta Rho chances vanishing. Pellams evidently did not know what had happened, he was so good to himafter it, rubbing his bruises and dressing his scraped cheek. The nextday Cap Smith came over and bid him to the fraternity. As a matter ofprinciple, Haviland asked for a week to decide.
This indulgence was up to-day and now Cap was waiting for him after thesecond-hour class. Walt knew what answer he should give. He felt verycontented.
"I got your mail for you, " said Smith, handing him... an envelope. "I've aletter of my own to read, so tackle yours while we walk along. " They went up toward the stock-farm, and the boy opened his mother'sletter and read eagerly the home news and the affectionate questions. She enclosed, she said, the check which his uncle, who was putting himthrough College, had sent for October. Following this were a few wordsthat made him stare hard at the road before him, as he and Smithstrolled on. "Your uncle writes, " said the letter, "that when he was atAmherst he was a fraternity man, and thinks you ought to be one, and hewould like to have you join the society to which he belonged, the BetaPhi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw his Beta Rho chances vanishing. Pellams evidently did not know what had happened, he was so good to himafter it, rubbing his bruises and dressing his scraped cheek. The nextday Cap Smith came over and bid him to the fraternity. As a matter ofprinciple, Haviland asked for a week to decide.
This indulgence was up to-day and now Cap was waiting for him after thesecond-hour class. Walt knew what answer he should give. He felt verycontented.
"I got your mail for you, " said Smith, handing him... an envelope. "I've aletter of my own to read, so tackle yours while we walk along. " They went up toward the stock-farm, and the boy opened his mother'sletter and read eagerly the home news and the affectionate questions. She enclosed, she said, the check which his uncle, who was putting himthrough College, had sent for October. Following this were a few wordsthat made him stare hard at the road before him, as he and Smithstrolled on. "Your uncle writes, " said the letter, "that when he was atAmherst he was a fraternity man, and thinks you ought to be one, and hewould like to have you join the society to which he belonged, the BetaPhi.
What to read after Stanford Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field Charles Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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