Dick Prescott's Second Year at West Point - Finding the Glory of the Soldier's Life by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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"Perhaps it can't be done," suggested Dick. "It must be done!" uttered Furlong savagely. "Well, I can't think of any yearling better suited to the task that you are, Milesy!" "One man? or one tentful, isn't equal to any such gigantic piece of work!" retorted Furlong. "Ramrod, you've got to appoint a class committee to take these two baboons in hand. It ought to be done this very night, too. Now, sit up, won't you, and get your thinking cap on?" "Have you talked with any of the other men?" "Yes; and they all agree that a soiree must be given to Mr. Ellis, and that you should be present." "What is the call for me, Milesy? "You are the class president." "But this is no affair that involves the honor of the class. Therefore, as president, I cannot see that there is any call for me." "It is the feeling with all the members of the yearling class that you should be present." Prescott looked at his visitor intently for a moment. |
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