"All right," readily agreed Andy. "This is how it's done," and before John North was aware of what was about to happen, Andy turned on him suddenly, and, in an instant, though he tried to save himself by grappling with Andy, John, too, went down.
"Say, that's a dandy trip, all right!" exclaimed Henry Walker. "Come on now, Andy, show us how it's done without sending us head over heels."
"No, the price of admission is one fall!" insisted Andy, who was quite proud of his accomplishment.
"Up to his old tricks; isn't he?" asked Jack of Frank, who was quietly regarding his younger brother.
"Yes, I'm afraid he'll never get over 'em. Andy sees a joke in everything, or, if it isn't there, he'll make it."
"Oh, that's all right. It's a good thing. What's the use of being gloomy? I'm going to get him to show me how it's done."
"Why are you so anxious to learn?"
"Oh, it'll come in mighty useful when we start hazing some of the Freshmen. There are some husky ones here this term, and we'll have our hands full making them walk the chalk line."
"Many here yet?" asked Frank.
"Yes, quite a few, and more are coming."