Biltmore Oswald - The Diary of a Hapless Recruit by J. Thorne Smith Jr.
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"Fogerty came bearing down on me in a cloud of dust" 58 "For the most part, however, he sat quietly on my lap and sniffed" 59 "I carried all the flour to-day that was raised last year in the southern section of the State of Montana" 76 "'Oh,' said Tony, 'I thought this was a restaurant'" 77 "'I would still remain in a dense fog,' I gasped in a low voice" 82 "'Buddy' I came in and 'Buddy' I go out" 83 BILTMORE OSWALD _The Diary of A Hapless Recruit_ _Feb. 23d._ "And what," asked the enlisting officer, regarding me as if I had insulted him, his family and his live stock, "leads you to believe that you are remotely qualified to join the Navy?" At this I almost dropped my cane, which in the stress of my patriotic preoccupation I had forgotten to leave home. "Nothing," I replied, making a hasty calculation of my numerous |
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