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Billy Bunter’s Benefit By Frank Richards Horace Coker’s burly form smote the floor of the Rag with a concussion that shook it. He roared as he smote. “By gum!” spluttered Coker, “I—I—I’ll—yahooh! Leggo! I’ll—I’ll—whoop! I’ll spiflicate you! Yoohoop! Ow! Oh, my hat! Wow!” Coker struggled frantically. But, big and brawny as he was, he was simply nowhere in the grasp of so many hands. “Frog’s march!” shouted Bob Cherry. “Go it!” “Ha, ha, ha!” “Ow! Oh! Whooooh! Oooooh!” gurgled Coker, as an uproarious crowd marched round the long table in the Rag, with Coker in their midst, his arms and legs flying wildly. The din was tremendous. There was often noise in the Rag. It was not uncommon for a prefect to look in, and rap out “Less noise there!” But on this occasion the uproar exceeded the record. Tramping feet, shouts of laughter, and frantic roars from Coker, echoed far and wide. In the happy excitement of the moment, the juniors forgot masters and prefects. They were reminded of the former by a sharp voice that barked in at the doorway. “What is all this disturbance?” “Oh!” Bump! At the acid voice of Mr. Quelch, the disturbance ceased as if by magic. Coker was dropped like a hot brick. He bumped on the floor, roaring. Mr. Quelch stepped in, frowning portentously. “Wow! I’ll spiflicate ‘em! Ooooh.” Coker sat up. untidy, dishevelled, his collar gone, his hair like a mop, spluttering for breath. “Wooogh! Ooogh! I’ll—I’ll————.” Page 52 of 161
Billy Bunter’s Benefit By Frank Richards Tramping feet, shouts of laughter, and frantic roars from Coker, echoed far and wide. “Upon my word!” exclaimed Mr. Quelch, in great wrath. “Is that a Fifthform boy? Coker! What are you doing here?” “Ooogh! I—grooogh—I——--.” “Get up at once,” thundered Mr. Quelch. “How dare you join in such a disturbance in the junior day-room, Coker? There is more than enough noise and horse-play in this apartment, without a senior boy joining in it and encouraging the juniors by his example. You should know better, Coker.” “I—I—ooogh—I—wooogh—-.” “Leave this apartment at once, Coker! I shall speak to Mr. Prout about this. You should be ashamed of joining in noisy horse-play with a crowd of Lower boys. Coker! Go at once.” “I—I——I—ooogh——-.” “Go!” thundered Mr. Quelch. Coker, gurgling, went. Mr. Quelch, frowning, followed him out. And the Removites did not venture to chuckle till the door had closed on Mr. Quelch. CHAPTER XIV Page 53 of 161
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