Dick Prescott's Second Year at West Point - Finding the Glory of the Soldier's Life by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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CHAPTER IV THE O.C. WANTS TO KNOW As has been said, Cadet Prescott felt as though his heart had stopped beating. In another instant mischievous Cadet Holmes would actually be slipping a shell into the reveille gun, if it were not already loaded, and then attaching a cord, to lay a trap for some other unsuspicious cadet. Captain Bates, who was quietly looking on, would have Mr. Holmes red handed. Charges would be preferred. Undoubtedly Greg would soon be journeying homeward, his dream of the Army over. Dick could not call out and warn Greg. That would be a breach of discipline that would recoil surely upon Mr. Prescott's head, making him equally guilty with his chum. Yet, to see Greg walk unsuspectingly into the "tac.'s" hands in this fashion! It was not to be thought of. |
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