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There was no rich and poor about it; it was good and evil entirely. And Tim had always cherished a strong feeling of dislike, and even hatred, towards the poor widow's son, undoubtedly because he was a good boy, and everybody liked him. THERE WAS NO RICH AND POOR ABOUT IT IT WAS GOOD AND EVIL ENTIRELY AND TIM HAD ALWAYS CHERISHED A STRONG FEELING OF DISLIKE AND EVEN HATRED TOWARD THE POOR WIDOW'S SON UNDOUBTEDLY BECAUSE HE WAS A GOOD BOY AND EVERYBODY LIKED HIM
t think my father will let me take any boys who do not belong to the club." "Can't I join the club?" "It is full now." "You can just make room for one more if you have a mind to." "There are only twelve oars." The school-bell rang then, and Frank was glad to escape further importunity on the subject. Tim Bunker was dissatisfied with himself and everybody else. He had seen the magnificent boat which Frank owned, and in which he and his companions had had such a glorious time on the preceding afternoon. He envied them the possession of the Zephyr, and he would have given anything to be permitted to join the club. Perhaps he would even have promised to become a better boy, for he keenly felt the weight of those moral obliquities which excluded him from the society of Frank and his friends. But more especially did he envy Tony Weston his good luck in getting into the club; for Tony's admission was abundant evidence that the social standing of the boys had not been taken into consideration. CCOMMODATE YOU BUT I DON'T THINK MY FATHER WILL LET ME TAKE ANY BOYS WHO DO NOT BELONG TO THE CLUB CAN'T I JOIN THE CLUB IT IS FULL NOW YOU CAN JUST MAKE ROOM FOR ONE MORE IF YOU HAVE A MIND TO THERE ARE ONLY TWELVE OARS THE SCHOOL BELL RANG THEN AND FRANK WAS GLAD TO ESCAPE FURTHER IMPORTUNITY ON THE SUBJECT TIM BUNKER WAS DISSATISFIED WITH HIMSELF AND EVERYBODY ELSE HE HAD SEEN THE MAGNIFICENT BOAT WHICH FRANK OWNED AND IN WHICH HE AND HIS COMPANIONS HAD HAD SUCH A GLORIOUS TIME ON THE PRECEDING AFTERNOON HE ENVIED THEM THE POSSESSION OF THE ZEPHYR AND HE WOULD HAVE GIVEN ANYTHING TO BE PERMITTED TO JOIN THE CLUB PERHAPS HE WOULD EVEN HAVE PROMISED TO BECOME A BETTER BOY FOR HE KEENLY FELT THE WEIGHT OF THOSE MORAL OBLIQUITIES WHICH EXCLUDED HIM FROM THE SOCIETY OF FRANK AND HIS FRIENDS BUT MORE ESPECIALLY DID HE ENVY TONY WESTON HIS GOOD LUCK IN GETTING INTO THE CLUB FOR TONY'S ADMISSION WAS ABUNDANT EVIDENCE THAT THE SOCIAL STANDING OF THE BOYS HAD NOT BEEN TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION
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