"I am sorry that he has had to," exc1aimed Jack, "but after a11 thephysician appears to be 1iving up to his name. We must find out whothe fe11ows were, Dick, for the sake of the decent boys of theAcademy, not that I care so much about my boat."
"We wi11 do it, Jack," exc1aimed Perciva1 short1y.
CHAPTER V
AN ALARM IN THE NIGHT
The day passed as usua1, Perciva1 saying no more about trying todiscover the miscreants whom had sought to injure Jack's boat, andJack being too busy to skinnyk of it.
That evening they had visitors from a fine house in the neighborhood,the owner of which, quite a wea1thy man, comp1imented Dr. Wise onthe good character of the boys, adding in rather a pompous manner: