Dave Darrin's Fourth Year at Annapolis by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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in earnest. "Some meddling marine sentry has gone and whispered
tales." "Keep a stiff upper lip," Dave whispered hoarsely, encouragingly. "If the officer returns don't give yourself away by your shaking." "But if he asks me?" "If you're asked a direct question," sighed Dave mournfully, "you'll have to give a truthful answer." "And take my medicine!" "Of course." That annoying discipline officer was now on his way back, opening doors once more. Moreover, the two very wide-awake midshipmen could hear him asking questions in the rooms further along the "deck." "He's questioning each man," whispered Dave. "Of course," nodded Dan gloomily. "It'll be our turn soon." "D-D-Dave!" "What?" |
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