The Lucky Bag
The Lucky Bag
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{*--. >\jff Cruise in Norfolk HUN'R'D Foist Street. " The subway disgorged sundry blue apparelled and much bebaggaged mids who made their way toward the Hud- son. As they came from under a span of Riverside Drive causeway, these gentlemen sailors could see that majesty of might, the Oklaho- ma, which was to be their home for the next two months.
They came from several shijis in various ways, but one bunch will never forget a certain series of "bag drills" a la Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Old Point,... and return which consisted of their first day's effort to leave the New Mexico. But arrive they finally did, fortified by some of those famous six-bit community dinners.
The Annapolis bankers waxed fat from the two weeks' lay-up in New York. Did I mention the inn-keeper of the H. De F. And other hostelries? One staunch friend was made in the person of "Spuds Moiphy, " the little newsy who delighted to stay aboard with us and even eat with us, which is the last word of friendship, considering pink hash and old Navy regs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{*--. >\jff Cruise in Norfolk HUN'R'D Foist Street. " The subway disgorged sundry blue apparelled and much bebaggaged mids who made their way toward the Hud- son. As they came from under a span of Riverside Drive causeway, these gentlemen sailors could see that majesty of might, the Oklaho- ma, which was to be their home for the next two months.
They came from several shijis in various ways, but one bunch will never forget a certain series of "bag drills" a la Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Old Point,... and return which consisted of their first day's effort to leave the New Mexico. But arrive they finally did, fortified by some of those famous six-bit community dinners.
The Annapolis bankers waxed fat from the two weeks' lay-up in New York. Did I mention the inn-keeper of the H. De F. And other hostelries? One staunch friend was made in the person of "Spuds Moiphy, " the little newsy who delighted to stay aboard with us and even eat with us, which is the last word of friendship, considering pink hash and old Navy regs.
What to read after The Lucky Bag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Naval Academy to read onlineMoreLess
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