Dave Darrin's Second Year at Annapolis - Or, Two Midshipmen as Naval Academy "Youngsters" by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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"I am." "Too bad!" muttered Hallam, shaking his head. "Are you anxious for your idol?" asked Pen in a disagreeable tone. "No, Penny; it's you that I'm concerned about in my own mind. You're going next to a very hard proposition. Darry is patient--almost as patient as the proverbial camel--but when he fights he fights! You'll be hammered to a pulp, Pen." "Pooh!" "No one has yet beaten Darrin at a fist fight." "There always has to be a first time, you know." "And you think you're It?" "As far as Darrin is concerned--yes." "Too bad--too bad!" sighed Hallam. "I'm afraid, Penny, that the heat in the furnace room was too much for you this morning." "Then you won't serve as one of my seconds?" "The honor is most regretfully declined," replied Hallam in a tone of mock sadness. |
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