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ofhisopenovercoatwasfrayedandworn;butforallthatthere
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underthebanofsuspension.
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certainhystericalbrilliancy,andhecontinuallyusedthemina
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belladonna,buttherewasaglassyglitteraboutthemwhichthat
drugdoesnotproduce.
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stated,politelyenough,thathewantedtocomebacktoschool.
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indeed,
askedtostatetheirrespectivechargesagainsthim,whichthey
didwithsucharancorandaggrievednessasevincedthatthiswas
notausualcase,Disorderandimpertinencewereamongthe
offensesnamed,yeteachofhisinstructorsfeltthatitwas
scarcelypossibletoputintowordstherealcauseofthetrouble,
whichlayinasortofhystericallydefiantmanneroftheboy's;in
thecontemptwhichtheyallknewhefeltforthem,andwhichhe
,whenhe
hadbeenmakingasynopsisofaparagraphattheblackboard,his
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teachers,menandwomenalike,consciousofthesamefeelingof

shadinghiseyes;inanotherhealwayslookedoutofthewindow
duringtherecitation;inanotherhemadearunningcommentaryon
thelecture,withhumorousintention.
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symbolizedbyhisshrugandhisflippantlyredcarnationflower,
andtheyfelluponhimwithoutmercy,hisEnglishteacherleading
,hispalelipspartedover
hiswhiteteeth.(Hislipswerecontinuallytwitching,andbehad
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hisovercoat,andanoccasionaljerkingoftheotherhandthat
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