Dave Darrin's First Year At Annapolis
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In the pocket ofyour rain-coat I found"--Lieutenant Hall produced from his deska pouch of tobacco and a well-seasoned pipe--"these. " The officer in charge looked keenly at Darrin, who had turnedalmost deathly white. Certainly Dave had the appearance of onewholly guilty.
"Have you anything to say, Mr. Darrin?" continued the officer incharge.
"I have never, in my life, sir, smoked or used tobacco in any form, "Darrin truthfully answered.
"Then how did these articles come to be in your possession...?" "They were _not in my possession_, sir, were they?" Darrin asked, with the utmost respect.
Lieutenant Hall frowned perceptibly.
"Mr. Darrin, do not attempt any quibble. The circumstances underwhich these articles were found place them sufficiently in yourpossession. What have you to say that will clear you?" "I can offer, sir, the testimony of my roommate, Mr. Dalzell, who will declare most positively that he has never known me touse tobacco. " "Did Mr. Dalzell leave your room with you when you went to yourlast recitation?" "No, sir; he left fifteen minutes before, by permission, to goto his locker in the gymnasium to look over certain articles there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the pocket ofyour rain-coat I found"--Lieutenant Hall produced from his deska pouch of tobacco and a well-seasoned pipe--"these. " The officer in charge looked keenly at Darrin, who had turnedalmost deathly white. Certainly Dave had the appearance of onewholly guilty.
"Have you anything to say, Mr. Darrin?" continued the officer incharge.
"I have never, in my life, sir, smoked or used tobacco in any form, "Darrin truthfully answered.
"Then how did these articles come to be in your possession...?" "They were _not in my possession_, sir, were they?" Darrin asked, with the utmost respect.
Lieutenant Hall frowned perceptibly.
"Mr. Darrin, do not attempt any quibble. The circumstances underwhich these articles were found place them sufficiently in yourpossession. What have you to say that will clear you?" "I can offer, sir, the testimony of my roommate, Mr. Dalzell, who will declare most positively that he has never known me touse tobacco. " "Did Mr. Dalzell leave your room with you when you went to yourlast recitation?" "No, sir; he left fifteen minutes before, by permission, to goto his locker in the gymnasium to look over certain articles there.
What to read after Dave Darrin's First Year At Annapolis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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