Dave Darrin's Second Year At Annapolis
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Yet he must learn every phase of all this work thoroughly, for some day, before he becomes an officer, he must be examined as to his knowledge ofall this great mass of detail.
It is only when in port that some relaxation comes into the midshipman'slife. He has shore leave, and a large measure of liberty. Yet he must, at all times, show all possible respect for the uniform that he wearsand the great nation that he represents. If a midshipman permits himselfto be led into scrapes that many colleg...e boys regard as merely "larks, "he is considered a disgrace to the Naval service.
Always, at home and abroad, the "middy" must maintain his own dignityand that of his country and service. Should he fail seriously, he isregarded by his superiors and by the Navy Department as being unfit todefend the honor of his flag.
The wildest group from the summer practice fleet was that made up ofPennington and his friends. Pen received more money in France from hisfond but foolish father. Wherever Pennington's group went, they cut awide swath of "sport, " though they did nothing actually dishonorable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet he must learn every phase of all this work thoroughly, for some day, before he becomes an officer, he must be examined as to his knowledge ofall this great mass of detail.
It is only when in port that some relaxation comes into the midshipman'slife. He has shore leave, and a large measure of liberty. Yet he must, at all times, show all possible respect for the uniform that he wearsand the great nation that he represents. If a midshipman permits himselfto be led into scrapes that many colleg...e boys regard as merely "larks, "he is considered a disgrace to the Naval service.
Always, at home and abroad, the "middy" must maintain his own dignityand that of his country and service. Should he fail seriously, he isregarded by his superiors and by the Navy Department as being unfit todefend the honor of his flag.
The wildest group from the summer practice fleet was that made up ofPennington and his friends. Pen received more money in France from hisfond but foolish father. Wherever Pennington's group went, they cut awide swath of "sport, " though they did nothing actually dishonorable.
What to read after Dave Darrin's Second 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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