The Submarine Boys and the Middies by Victor G. Durham
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page 107 of 190 (56%)
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âI suppose theyâll try that on me!â gritted Eph Somers to himself. âIf
they doââ That was far as he got, for Eph was suddenly flung upon the blanket. Sir, sir, surcingle! Then how Eph _did_ go up and down! It was as though these cadet midshipmen knew that it would make Eph mad, madder, maddest! These budding young naval officers fairly bent to their work, tautening and loosening on the blanket until their muscles fairly ached. It was lofty aerial work that Eph Somers was doing. Up and upâhigher and higher! Without the need of any effort on his own part young Somers was now traveling upward at the rate of ten or eleven feet at every punctuated bound. Then, suddenly, there came a sound that chilled the blood of every young cadet midshipman hazer present. â_Halt!_ Where you are!â Under the shadow of the barracks building a naval officer had appeared. He now came forward, a frown on his face, eyeing the culprits. It is no merry jest for cadet midshipmen to be caught at hazing! And here were some thirty of themâred-handed! |
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