The Submarine Boys And the Middies 0 6
The Submarine Boys And the Middies 0 6
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Having warmed up to his subject, Jack Benson lectured earnestly, even if not with fine skill. At last he paused.
“Any of the cadets may now ask questions, ” announced Lieutenant CommanderMayhew.
There was a pause, then one of the older cadets turned to Jack to ask: “What volume of compressed air do you carry at your full capacity?”
“Mr. Benson’s present status, ” rapped Mr. Mayhew, quickly, “is that of acivilian instructor. Any cadet who addresses Mr. Benson will therefore say’sir, ’ in all cas...es, just as in addressing an officer of the Navy. ”
The cadet so corrected, who was at least twenty-one years old, flushed ashe glanced swiftly at sixteen-year-old Jack. To say “sir” to such ayoungster seemed almost like a humiliation. Yet the cadet repeated hisquestion, adding the “sir. ” Jack quickly answered the question. Then twoor three other questions were asked by other cadets. It was plain, however, that to all of the cadets the use of “sir” to so young a boyappealed, at least, to their sense of humor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having warmed up to his subject, Jack Benson lectured earnestly, even if not with fine skill. At last he paused.
“Any of the cadets may now ask questions, ” announced Lieutenant CommanderMayhew.
There was a pause, then one of the older cadets turned to Jack to ask: “What volume of compressed air do you carry at your full capacity?”
“Mr. Benson’s present status, ” rapped Mr. Mayhew, quickly, “is that of acivilian instructor. Any cadet who addresses Mr. Benson will therefore say’sir, ’ in all cas...es, just as in addressing an officer of the Navy. ”
The cadet so corrected, who was at least twenty-one years old, flushed ashe glanced swiftly at sixteen-year-old Jack. To say “sir” to such ayoungster seemed almost like a humiliation. Yet the cadet repeated hisquestion, adding the “sir. ” Jack quickly answered the question. Then twoor three other questions were asked by other cadets. It was plain, however, that to all of the cadets the use of “sir” to so young a boyappealed, at least, to their sense of humor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Durham Victor G. to read onlineMoreLess
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doesn't deserve 10 stars its not that good go read a another book the action is fine but the author is good just could of used his talents on a another storyWrite Review:
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