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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"Not directly, sir; I was busy with my own work." "Yet, had Mr. Prescott had a slip of paper held slyly in either hand, do you think you would have seen it? "I am positive that I would, sir," replied Cadet Dunstan. Under the questioning of Lieutenant Topham, Dunstan stated that he had witnessed Prescott's loan of his handkerchief to Dodge before the sections formed to march to mathematics section room. "In what condition, or shape, did Mr. Dodge return Mr. Prescott's handkerchief?" ask Lieutenant Topham. "The handkerchief was crumpled up, sir." "So that, had there been a paper folded in it, the paper very likely would not have been visible?" "The paper most likely would not have been visible, sir." "In what form was the handkerchief handed to Mr. Dodge by Mr. Prescott?" "I am almost certain, sir, that Mr. Prescott passed it holding it by one corner." "So that, had there been any paper in it at that time, it would have fallen to the ground?" |
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