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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page 113 of 232 (48%)
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Then, all in an instant, the step quickened, and Lieutenant
Topham, O.C. for the day, made for the tent door! CHAPTER XI LIEUTENANT TOPHAM FEELS QUEER Yearling Kelton barely turned his head, but he caught sight of the olive drab of the uniform of the Army officer within a few feet. Pretending not to have seen the officer, Cadet Kelton drew in his breath with a sharp whistle. It was not loud, but it was penetrating, and it carried the warning. Swift as a flash Prescott caught upside-down Mr. Ellis, and fairly rolled him out under the canvas edge at the back of the tent. Greg instantly shoved the prostrate Mr. Briggs through by the same exit. Fortunately both plebes were too much astonished to utter a sound. "Crouch and scowl at me, Greg---hideously whispered alert-witted Dick." |
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