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Of the two young fellows hurrying in from the boulevard one was tall and slim and dark; the other was stocky-almost plump, in fact-and sandy of complexion, with sharp, twinkling pond-blue eyes. Burdwell Alling's eyes were truly the only handsome feature he possessed. But he had a wonderfully sweet disposition.
Darry Drew was one of those quiet, gentlemanly fellows, who seem rather too sober for their years. Yet he possessed humor enough, and there certainty was no primness about him. It was he who hailed Jessie on the ground and Amy leaning out of the window above: