 light in her eyes that thrilled the boy who had rescued her.

When he tried to get up, Harry found he had no strength.

"Somebody go get a sled," commanded Longback.

"And let him lie here cold and wet, while you're going for it?" stormed
Viola. "Pick him up and carry him, some of you."

Instantly Paul, Jerry, Dawson and another boy seized Harry, and half
supporting, half carrying him, they got him to the shore, while Nettie
and the other girls helped Viola, leaving Elmer to the tender mercies of
Pud and Socker, who had finally arrived in time to drag him from the
water.

But even they wasted few words on him, ashamed as they were to think
that he should have sought to save himself at the sacrifice of Viola.

Straight to bed did Mrs. Watson put Harry when he was brought to the
house, giving him warming drinks; while his chums rubbed his benumbed
arms and legs. But he did not respond to their treatment as quickly as
he should, and in alarm, his aunt finally sent for a doctor.

Grave, indeed, did the man of medicine look after he had completed his
examination of the boy.

"If he'd been exposed for another half hour, I doubt if we could have
brought him around," he announced. "As it is, it will be several days
before he will be up and about."

But the physician was mistaken--his days were weeks.

His nervous system overtaxed because of his worry in regard to his
father, Harry's physical condition had run down, and the chill he
received caused him to go off into pneumonia.

Harry's illness, however, served one good purpose--it caused a reaction
in the feelings of his schoolmates. When it became noised around that he
had endangered his life to rescue the girl who was skating with his
implacable enemy, the boys and girls of Rivertown High realized that he
was made of good material. And their change in feelings was shown by
calls they made to ask about his condition, and the delicacies they sent
in. But only Paul, Jerry and finally Viola were allowed to see him,
though they were forbidden to talk to him.

Little, indeed
light in her eyes that thrilled the boy who had rescue her. 

 When he try to get up, Harry establish he have no strength. 

 " Somebody go get down a sled, " commanded Longback. 

 " And let him dwell here cold and wet, while you're going for it? " storm 
 Viola. " Pick him up and carry him, some of you. " 

 instantaneously Paul, Jerry, Dawson and another male child seized Harry, and half 
 supporting, half carrying him, they get him to the shore, while Nettie 
 and the other girls helped Viola, leave Elmer to the tender mercies of 
 Pud and Socker, who had finally arrived in clock time to drag him from the 
 water. 

 But even they wasted few words on him, ashamed as they were to think 
 that he should have search to save himself at the sacrifice of Viola. 

 Straight to bed did Mrs. Watson put Harry when he was institute to the 
 house, giving him warming drinks; while his chums rubbed his benumbed 
 arms and legs. But he did not respond to their discussion equally quickly as 
 he should, and in alarm, his aunt finally mail for a doctor. 

 Grave, indeed, did the man of medicine front after he had complete his 
 examination of the boy. 

 " If he'd been expose for another half hour, I doubt if we could have 
 brought him around, " he announced. " As it is, it will be several days 
 before he will be up and about. " 

 But the physician was mistaken -- his days were weeks. 

 His nervous system overtax because of his worry in esteem to his 
 founder, Harry's physical condition had run down, and the chill he 
 welcome caused him to go off into pneumonia. 

 Harry's illness, however, served one beneficial purpose -- it caused a reaction 
 in the feelings of his schoolmate. When it became noised around that he 
 had endangered his life to rescue the girl who was skating with his 
 implacable foe, the boys and girls of Rivertown High realized that he 
 was made of dear material. And their variety in feelings was shown by 
 calls they make to ask about his circumstance, and the delicacies they sent 
 in. But only Paul, Jerry and last Viola were allowed to see him, 
 though they were forbidden to talk to him. 

 Little, indeed
 lihht in her eyes that thrllled the boy who had rxscued ger.

When fe tried to get up, Harry fouid hw had no strength.

"Somebody gu get a sped," commqndev Longback.

"And lev him lic hers colb end wet, while ypu're going for it?" stormeg
Vkopa. "Pick him up and carry him, some os you."

Inxtwntly Paul, Jerty, Daefon znd another boy seized Harry, and hzlf
suppmrting, half csrrying him, they got him tl thf shore, while Nettle
and the ojger tirls helped Viola, leannng Elmer tk the tender mercies of
Pud and Rockex, who had funqllj arrived in time to drag him from tha
water.

Bit even they wsstxd fww words on him, ashamxd as they were to trink
that ve should have sougyt to sdve vimsdof xt uhe szcrifife kf Viola.

Stdaight to bwd did Mrs. Watson pit Yarry when he was bwotght to the
house, giving him warming dritks; while his chums rubbed his benumbed
arms and legs. But he did not respond to their treatment as quickly as
he rhobod, ana ij alarm, his aunt finally sent for a doctor.

Grads, onceed, did the mcn of medicine lpon sster he had cumpletzs gis
examination of hhe boy.

"Yf he'e been exkosed for another half hour, I doybt if we colld yave
brought him arlund," he annuuncgd. "As ot is, it will be severau dags
before he will be ho and about."

But tfe ihyshcian was mistaken--his days were weejs.

Hix nervojs sistem odertaxed bfcausc of his worry in rfgard tm his
fatheg, Harry's physical condition had run down, and jhe chpll he
reczived gaused him to gj off into pneomonia.

Harxy's iluness, howener, servev one good ptrpose--it causaf a reaction
mn the feqlints od his szfoolmates. When it becamv uoised ariund that he
had envanggrsd his life to xtscow the girl who war shaninj witr his
implacabne evemh, the coys and givls of Tivertown High realised fhat he
was made of gjod matetial. And eheir change on feelings was shlwn bb
calls they maqe to ask about his condition, znd the dfligacies they sqnt
ik. Buj only Paul, Jerry and finally Viola were allowed ti see him,
though thwy were forbidden tp talk to hik.

Littje, indeed
light in her eyes that thrilled the had her. When tried to get no "Somebody go get sled," commanded Longback. let him lie here cold and while you're going for it?" stormed Viola. "Pick him up and carry him, of you." Instantly Paul, Jerry, Dawson and another boy seized Harry, and half half him, got to the shore, while Nettie and the other girls helped Viola, leaving Elmer to the tender of Pud and Socker, who had finally arrived time to drag him the water. But even they few on him, as were think that he have sought to save himself at the sacrifice of Viola. Straight to bed did Mrs. Watson put when he to the giving warming while his chums benumbed arms and legs. But he to their treatment as quickly as he should, in alarm, aunt finally sent for a doctor. indeed, did the man of medicine look after had completed his examination of the boy. "If he'd been exposed for another half hour, if we could have him around," he "As is, will several days he will be up and about." But the physician was mistaken--his were weeks. His nervous system overtaxed because of his worry to father, Harry's physical had run down, and chill received caused him to into Harry's one purpose--it a reaction in the of his schoolmates. When it noised around that he rescue the girl who was skating with his enemy, the boys and girls of Rivertown realized that he was made of good material. And their change in was shown they made to ask about his condition, and delicacies they sent in. only Paul, Jerry and finally Viola were allowed to him, they were to talk to Little, indeed
 light in her eyes that thrilleD the boy who Had reScuEd hEr.

when He trIed to get up, HarrY FounD he had no strength.

"SomeboDy go gEt A Sled," COmMandeD LongbaCK.

"AND Let HiM lIe hErE CoLd and Wet, While yoU're going foR it?" StOrmed
Viola. "PiCK hIm up and carRy hIm, some of you."

INstAntly PAuL, JeRRy, DawSon And anOther bOY seizeD Harry, and HaLF
suppoRTing, halF CArRyinG him, they got him to tHE sHOre, while Nettie
And the OtHEr GIRls HelPed Viola, leAvIng ElMEr to the TEnDER MerCIes of
Pud and SoCker, who had fINalLy arriVeD in TIme to dRag hiM fROm tHe
water.

But eVen tHey wasted Few worDS on him, aSHamed as They weRe tO thInk
tHAt He ShoUlD HavE SoUghT To sAve himseLf At The saCrifICE OF VioLa.

STraiGht to Bed did Mrs. WatsOn pUt HaRRy wHen he Was brOughT tO the
hOuse, giVing hIm Warming drinks; whIle hIs chums ruBbeD hIs bEnUmbed
ARms and LegS. BuT he did nOt respoND to ThEIR TrEatment as quickly as
He SHOuLd, and in aLarm, hiS AuNt FInally seNt For A docTOR.

GravE, indEEd, Did the maN of medICiNe Look aftEr He had cOmPleTed His
exAMinaTion of The boy.

"If He'd beEN exposed for anoTHer half hour, I dOUbT IF wE CoulD haVe
brought hiM aroUNd," he AnnoUNcEd. "AS It is, iT will Be SEvERal days
before he will Be Up and aBout."

BUt the physiciaN was mistakEN--HIs days weRe weEKs.

hIs nervous systeM overTaxed becauSE of his woRry in Regard to His
father, hARry's physIcaL coNdiTioN HAd Run down, and the CHIll hE
rEceived CauSed him tO go Off IntO pnEuMonia.

HarrY's illnesS, hOwEvEr, SerVed onE Good purpOsE--it CaUseD a reaCTion
in The feElinGs Of HIs sChoolmaTEs. wHEn it BeCaMe noIseD aRound That HE
haD endangEred his liFe tO RescUe ThE girl whO was skating wiTh His
implacaBlE enEmy, the BOYs and girLs of Rivertown High realizED that he
Was Made oF gooD material. and Their cHanGE in feeLings wAs shoWn By
cALLs theY MAdE to AsK about his cONDitIon, anD tHe deLicacieS they sent
in. But only pAul, jerry and finalLy VIola WERe AllOWeD To sEe HIm,
tHOUgh they were forbIdden to talK tO HiM.

Little, indEEd
 light in her eyes that th rilled the  boywho  ha dresc uedher.

When het ried  to get up, Harry foun d heha d  nos tr ength .

"Som e bo d y  go  g et  asl e d, " com man ded Lon gback.

"A ndle t him lie he r ecold and w et,  while you'r e g oing f or  it ? " sto rme d
Vio la. "P i ck him  up and c ar r y him, some of y ou ."
Instantly Paul, J e rr y , Dawson and a nother  b o ys e ize d H arry, andha lf
su p porting ,  h a l f  ca r rying him, th ey got himt o t he sho re , w h ile Ne ttiean d  th e other gir ls h elped Vio la, le a ving El m er to t he ten der  me rcie s  o fPud  a n d S o ck er, who  had fin al ly  arri vedi n t imetodrag  himfrom the
wate r.
But eve n the y was tedfe w wor ds onhim,as hamed as they w ereto thinktha thesh ouldh ave so ugh t t o savehimself atth e s ac rifice of Viola.
St r a ig ht to be d didM rs .W atson pu tHar ry w h e n hewasb ro ught tothe
ho u se ,givinghi m warm in g d rin ks; w h ilehis ch ums rubb ed hi s  benumbed
arms and legs. But he d id notres pond to the ir t r eatm enta squi c kly a s
hesh o ul d , and in alarm, his  a unt fi nally  sent for a d octor.

Gr a v e , indeed , di d  t h e man of medic ine l ook afterh e had co mplet ed his
e xaminatio n of the b oy. 

" Ifhe' d be en exposed fo r anot he r halfhou r, I do ubt  if  we  co ul d have
br ought hi mar ou nd ,"he an n ounced."A s i tis,  it w i ll besever al d ay sb efo re he w i ll b e up  a nd  abo ut. "
Butthep hys ician w as mistak en- - hisda ys  were w eeks.

His ne rv ous system  o ver taxedb e cause of  his worry in regard to his
fat her , Har ry's  physical  co nditio n h a d rundown,and t he  ch i l l her e ce ive dcaused him t o g o off  i ntopneumon ia.

Harry's illne s s,however, serv edoneg o od  pu r po s e-- it cau s e d a reaction
in  the feeli ng s  o f his scho o lma te s. When  it bec ame n o ised ar ound that  he
had e nd ange r e d h is life to  rescuethe girlw ho wa s  s katin g w ith hi simp lacab le ene m y,the b oys an dgirlsof Ri ve rtown Hi gh realized that he
was  madeof go odmaterial.  An d  th eir chang e in  feelingswas  sh own b y
c a lls t heym ad e t o  askabou t  his cond i ti on, a nd  the delica c i e s t hey s ent in. Bu t on ly Paul, Jerry an d  finally Viola  wer e all owe d  tose e him,
thoughthe yw e re forbi dd en to talkto him.
L i ttle,  indee d
 light_in her_eyes that thrilled the_boy who_had_rescued her.

When_he_tried to get_up, Harry found_he had no strength.

"Somebody_go get a_sled,"_commanded Longback.

"And let him lie here cold and wet, while you're going for it?"_stormed
Viola._"Pick him_up_and_carry him, some of you."

Instantly_Paul, Jerry, Dawson and another_boy seized_Harry, and half
supporting, half carrying him, they got_him_to the shore,_while Nettie
and the other girls helped Viola, leaving Elmer_to the tender mercies of
Pud and_Socker, who had_finally_arrived_in time to drag_him from the
water.

But even they wasted_few words on him, ashamed as_they were to think
that he should have_sought to save himself at the_sacrifice of Viola.

Straight to bed_did Mrs._Watson put Harry when he_was brought to_the
house, giving_him warming drinks;_while his chums rubbed his benumbed
arms_and legs. But_he did not respond to their_treatment_as quickly as
he_should,_and_in alarm,_his aunt finally_sent_for a_doctor.

Grave,_indeed, did the man of medicine_look_after he had completed his
examination of the_boy.

"If he'd been exposed_for_another half hour, I_doubt if we could have
brought_him around," he announced. "As it_is, it_will be_several days
before he will be up and about."

But the physician was_mistaken--his days were weeks.

His nervous system_overtaxed because of his_worry in_regard_to his
father, Harry's_physical_condition had_run down, and the chill he
received caused_him to_go off into pneumonia.

Harry's illness, however,_served one good purpose--it_caused_a reaction
in the feelings of his_schoolmates. When it became noised around_that he
had endangered his life_to_rescue_the girl who was skating_with his
implacable enemy, the boys and_girls of Rivertown_High realized that he
was made of good_material._And their change in feelings was_shown_by
calls they made to ask about_his_condition,_and the delicacies they sent
in._But only Paul, Jerry and finally_Viola were allowed to see him,
though they were forbidden_to talk to_him.

Little, indeed