The Boy Allies Under the Sea by Robert L. Drake
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"But, of course, Mr. Churchill knows what has happened to the submarines." "Of course; but he's not telling everything he knows." "But doesn't Lord Hastings know?" "I suppose so; but he is keeping his information to himself." "Well, I didn't know any of them had disappeared." "They have, though, and I heard Mr. Churchill say that the government hoped within another month to have rid British waters entirely of the German submersibles." "I hope his hope comes true," said Frank with a smile. "And I; but I would like to know something more of the mystery of these vanishing submarines." Both lads were to learn something more, even sooner than they could possibly have hoped. The door opened and a man strode into the room. Attired in the full uniform of a British naval commander, he made a striking appearance in his gold and lace. He greeted the two lads with a smile. "Well, boys?" he said. |
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