Dave Porter and His Rivals: or, The Chums and Foes of Oak Hall

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"Well, let us forget Merwell and Jasniff," said Roger. "Say, that hockey victory has made me feel two years younger."
"That and a letter he got from Laura," murmured Phil.
"Humph, as if I didn't see the letter you got from Belle Endicott," retorted the senator's son.
"Dave got a letter, too – from Jessie," went on Phil. "Perhaps – "
"Hi, you fellows, get through grinding, and come for a skate!" shouted Ben, bursting into the dormitory. "The ice was never better."
"That's the talk!" cried Dave, throwing down his Latin grammar. "First fellow to get his skates on gets a ginger snap!"
And off he ran, with the others at his heels. And here for the present we will say good-by to Dave Porter, his chums, and his rivals.
THE END