The Boy Allies with Uncle Sam's Cruisers by Robert L. Drake
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CHAPTER III SAILING "Frank tells me," said Jack, at the dinner table that evening, "that we are about to sail again; about to go into active service." Lord Hastings smiled. "There has been a slight alteration in plans since I spoke to Frank last," he said. "You mean that we are not to go, Sir?" asked Frank. His face showed his disappointment. "Not exactly," said Lord Hastings. "But," Jack interrupted, "Frank said that we would help convoy American troops to England and France." "Frank lets his imagination run away with him sometimes," said Lord Hastings quietly. "America has not yet declared war on Germany." "But she will, sir," said Frank positively. "That is probably true," said Lord Hastings, "although the resolution is being fought in the senate, according to latest cable advices. However, as you say, America will undoubtedly declare war. But even |
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