Dave Darrin's Second Year at Annapolis - Or, Two Midshipmen as Naval Academy "Youngsters" by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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"Oh, say, but this is a hard one to settle!" groaned Hallam.
"Then I'll take all the responsibility upon myself," said Dave promptly. "I don't want to make any mistake, and I don't believe I'm going to. Wait just a moment." Going to the rear room, Dave faced his three comrades there with the question: "You three are enough to take care of everything here for a few minutes, aren't you?" "Yes," nodded Dan. "What's up?" "Hallam and I are going for a brief walk." Then, stepping back into the front room, Darrin nodded to his classmate, who followed him outside. "Just come along, and say nothing about the matter on the street," requested Dave. "It might be overheard." "Where are you going?" questioned Hallam wonderingly. "Wait and see, please." From Chow Hop's wretched establishment it was not far to the other building that Dave had in mind as a destination. But when they arrived, and stood at the foot of the steps, Hallam |
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