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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By this time the little party was close to the west, or road side of the encampment. "Isn't that Bert Dodge over there?" asked Laura, after gazing rather intently at a somewhat distant cadet. "That is Mr. Dodge, Laura." "Do you care to call him over to speak with us?" asked Mrs. Bentley. "If you wish it," Dick responded evenly. Laura looked at him quickly. "Are you and Mr. Dodge no better friends here than at Gridley?" she asked in a low tone. "Mr. Dodge and I are classmates, but we are thrown together very little," Dick replied quietly. "I do not think we care about speaking with Mr. Dodge, do we, mother?" inquired Laura. "There is no need to," replied Mrs. Bentley. At that moment Bert Dodge espied the little party. After a short, but curious stare, Bert turned and came toward them. |
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