Dick Prescotts's Fourth Year At West Point
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Nothing buta matter of the first importance would ever have driven me to slipinto 'cits. ' and sneak off the post in that fashion. " "I can quite believe that, " nodded Dick.
"Well, it---it was a girl, of course, " confessed "Durry. " "You know, cadets have a habit of being interested in girls, andthis girl means everything to me. She's up in Newburgh, and wasill. I thought she was more ill than she really was. But I knewthat I could hardly get official permission to go and see her, so---so I c...hanced it and went without leave. I wouldn't havedone such a thing under any other circumstances. " "Did the young lady recover?" asked Prescott with deep interest.
"Oh, yes; I dragged her to the hop the other night. She was steppingaround the hall with another fellow, for one of the dances, andthat was how I came to be out in the air alone. But I'll lookfor both you and Holmesy at practice this afternoon, " ended "Durry, "hastening away.
"Go to a diamond try-out?" asked Greg when Dick broached the subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing buta matter of the first importance would ever have driven me to slipinto 'cits. ' and sneak off the post in that fashion. " "I can quite believe that, " nodded Dick.
"Well, it---it was a girl, of course, " confessed "Durry. " "You know, cadets have a habit of being interested in girls, andthis girl means everything to me. She's up in Newburgh, and wasill. I thought she was more ill than she really was. But I knewthat I could hardly get official permission to go and see her, so---so I c...hanced it and went without leave. I wouldn't havedone such a thing under any other circumstances. " "Did the young lady recover?" asked Prescott with deep interest.
"Oh, yes; I dragged her to the hop the other night. She was steppingaround the hall with another fellow, for one of the dances, andthat was how I came to be out in the air alone. But I'll lookfor both you and Holmesy at practice this afternoon, " ended "Durry, "hastening away.
"Go to a diamond try-out?" asked Greg when Dick broached the subject.
What to read after Dick Prescotts's Fourth Year At West Point?
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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