In a short time Frank's hand was cared for, and the doctor gave directions for future treatment of the felon.
"It is bound to trouble you for some time, and you will find it very painful," he said. "After what you have done to-day, I doubt if you sleep much to-night."
"I don't care if I do not sleep for a week so long as Yale won!" declared the boy.
"You have the true Yale spirit," said the doctor, approvingly. "Yale men carry that unconquerable spirit out into the world, and that is why Old Eli turns out so many successful men in all walks of life. I think there is no fear as to your future, my boy."
"Thank you, sir," said Merriwell, simply.
CHAPTER XX.
SPURNING A BRIBE.
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