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Jerry, I'd ferrops! What are we heading out this way for? I thought we'd take a walk out to the polo field and what to practice.

Don't you want to? Oh, sure. I was just wondering where we were going is all. You haven't got anything else to do, heavy. Oh, my demerits are worked off. Okay, with my studies. In fact, I've got nothing but time on my hands.

Yes, the gentlemen of leisure. That's right. I'm not so sure about the gentleman part. Why, Lee Phillips. How you talk? I have you know, I'm both a gentleman and a scholar. Only I'm not so sure about the scholar part after getting that tougher rhythmic problem from Mrs. Gardener this morning Oh, you mean the one about the train that travels six to miles an hour? Yeah, that's not a tough problem

Oh, no, I'll have an answer by the time I go to class in the morning. Oh sure so I but the question is will it be right? I'll tell you if you can't figure it out. I'll help you with it. Okay, then we'll both be wrong It started all is kidding. I think you said something about me not being a gentleman a while ago. That's what started. Okay. I quit good

Oh, say I meant to ask you. You wrote that letter to Mr. Randall, didn't you? Sure. Last night in study hall. You saw me. I thought that's what you were doing. Uh-huh. I mailed it to you. Yeah, sure hope he answers it right away.

And sends the money. Yeah. I think you're right about that stranger. What's his name? Mr. Russell. Mm-hmm. Just like you said. Seems awfully funny for a perfect stranger to want to lend Max a $250 to help him with his invention.