The Boy Allies at Jutland by Robert L. Drake
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page 33 of 255 (12%)
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"Not in a thousand years," he said, and walked off. Meantime, Captain Raleigh and Captain Reynolds were having it out. "Told you so! Told you so!" exclaimed the former, as pleased as a boy. "We'll beat you yet, sure." "No, you won't, Raleigh," said Reynolds, with a wink. "I'll tell you something. Ever hear of a man named Harris?" "Yes; I know several men by that name." "Ever hear of Tim Harris?" "By George! You mean Tim Harris, of the _Queen Elizabeth_?" "The same." "The champion of the British fleet, eh? You mean to tell me you have rung him in on us?" "We didn't ring him in," was the reply. "He was transferred to the _Indefatigable_ before the _Queen Elizabeth_ went to the Dardanelles. We've been saving this up as a little surprise." Captain Raleigh had lost his look of optimism. "Then our man should be warned," he said. "He may wish to withdraw." |
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