The Submarine Boys and the Spies - Dodging the Sharks of the Deep by Victor G. Durham
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"Very," agreed Mademoiselle Sara. "But I like their faces. You will present me, will you not, Lieutenant?" "Gladly." So Jack and Hal found themselves bowing before the handsome young foreigner. Mlle. Sara had the appearance of being, equally interested in both of them, though she soon managed, with her social arts, in drawing somewhat aside with Jack Benson. And then the music crashed out. One of the young woman's feet began to tap the floor, her eyes glistening. "Entrancing music," she murmured. "If you are not engaged for this dance--" murmured Jack, hesitatingly. This beautiful creature seemed so superior to the usual run of the human kind that the submarine boy felt he was too presuming. "You are very kind," replied the young woman, with a swift smile. "I shall enjoy it greatly." Jack took one of her hands in his, resting his other hand lightly at her waist. A moment later they glided over the polished floor. "Benson is doing famously," laughed Lieutenant Featherstone, half-enviously. "But before I think of myself, Hastings, I must seek an interesting partner for you, also." |
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