"Sir."
"Sir."
"What's your full name?"
"John Humperdink Stover, sir."
"Humper--what?"
"Dink."
"Say it again."
"Humperdink."
"Say it for me," said the Coffee-colored Angel, with his hand to his ear.
"Humperdink."
"Accent the last syllable."
"Humper--DINK!"
"Are you trying to bluff us, Freshman?" said Cheyenne Baxter severely.
"No, sir; that's my real name."
"Humperdink?"
"Yes, sir."
"Well, Rinky Dink, you've got a rotten name."
"Yes, sir," said Stover, who never before had felt such a longing to agree.
"How old?"
"Fifteen, sir."
"Weight?"
"One hundred and thirty, sir."
"Ever been in love?"
"No, sir."
"Ever served a penal sentence?"
"No, sir."
"Then where did you get these clothes?"
The group slowly circulated about the embarrassed Stover, scanning the amazing costume. Cheyenne Baxter took up the inquisition.
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