Ott's Adventures in Space [antikvár]

There was once a schoolboy calfed Oft. in his class there were all kind of children, just as there are all kind of children in your class. There were good ones and not so good ones, some with fair hair and others with dark hair. There were quiet ones and mischievous ones and quite a few very restless ones. But Oft was the most restless of them all.When the others were reading he was busy doing something else. When the others were listening attentively he could not keep his mouth shut. He scribbled all over his textbooks and teased the timid ones during the^ break. He fidgeted about and played with his catapult and made a complete nuisance of himself. His teachers were absolutely weary of him. As you mighf guess, he never learned anything.When school was over he played so many pranks as would go into an afternoon. For instance, he liked to do arithmetic on doorbell buttons to find out how much two and three make. He also taught this kind of arithmetic to smaller boys. Ott certainly knew how to teach pranks.'mmHj. I