CHAPTER V. HOW CLARENCE KEPT HIS RESOLUTION. HAVE ‘said that Dick and Ben were bad boys, and yery unfit associates for ~ a boy of weak principles like Clarence Mor- timer. ‘herefore Mrs. Mortimer was jus- tified in breaking off entirely the intercourse between them and her son. They. how- ever, felt differently about it, and vowed they would be revenged upon her for the slight she had put upon them. «Tam not going to submit to it, I can tell you that, Ben,” said Dick, «‘I will | a 3