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asked Tyrrel . `` Ca n't we go out in a boat ? '' It was soon arranged that Kennedy and Tyrrel should play at cricket , and that I should stay in to work at my Greek , of which another lesson occurred at five-o'clock-school . At two o'clock , the trio met at dinner ; after which we proceeded to our room , where , soon as we entered , Kennedy beheld each of his drawings rifled of their glasses , which lay shivered to pieces beneath them on the floor . Gregory _ mi _ had , in an unlucky moment , lounged into the room with a little cross-bow , and had practised his skill on each in succession . `` Never mind , Kennedy , '' said Tyrrel , `` they must have been broken one time or another . '' I now proceeded unwarily enough to the cloisters , where I thought I might puzzle out my hieroglyphical task more in quiet .