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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"No, sir."
Dick answered with great promptness. "Mr. Prescott, have you sufficiently considered my question and your reply?" "Yes, sir." "I will put a question of another kind. Did you see, do you know, or have you any knowledge of any kind, of those who placed the firecrackers by the monument, or who set them off?" "Absolutely no knowledge, sir, on any point you mention," Dick rejoined promptly. "Did you have any knowledge that such a breach of discipline was being planned." "I did not, sir." "Mr. Prescott!" It was Colonel Strong who spoke. Dick wheeled about, saluted, then stood at attention. "A serious offence against military discipline has been committed at Battle Monument tonight. Have you any knowledge about the matter which, if in our possession, would aid in any way in clearing up the mystery surrounding this offence? |
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