Dave Darrin's Second Year at Annapolis - Or, Two Midshipmen as Naval Academy "Youngsters" by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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"Fellow!" sputtered Pennington, turning white with anger. "I mean what I say, and I can back it up," muttered Darrin. "Then I'll make you eat your words!" roared Pennington. Clenching his fists and with the boxer's attitude, Pen aimed two swift blows at Darrin. Neither blow reached, however, for Dave dodged out of the way. Then Darrin struck back, a straight, true, forceful blow that landed on the other midshipman's nose, knocking him down. Pennington staggered somewhat when he rose, but he was quickly up, none the less, and ready for anything that might happen. All of a sudden Dan Dalzell felt his own heart going down into his shoes. One of the ship's officers had just entered the passageway, in time to see what was going on. CHAPTER IV A LITTLE MEETING ASHORE "Stop it, both of you," whispered Dan. |
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