Won for the Fleet a Story of Annapolis
Won for the Fleet a Story of Annapolis
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"Think you're funny you fresh plebe, don't you?'* Scotty and the coach betook themselves to cover of the dressing room and embraced. "We've got him!" they claimed in chorus.
That night Tom received orders to report to Grimes' study after supper. Suspecting that the fullback was go- ing to take his feelings out on him by means of a little private hazing, Tom reported the matter to his friend Billings.
"It isn't done!" said Billings promptly. "Hazing is hazing, and it has its uses. But we don't s...tand for any private grudges settled that way. Just don't report and I'll tend to the matter myself. " N! N! N! N! 109 Thus it came about that Tom not only found himself in open competition with one of the foremost athletes of his day, but was forced to be an unwilling antagonist of a competitor that hated him personally and with an open bitterness.
Naturally, the head coach and Scotty gave Tom what backing they dared. But this was dangerous due to the fact that Grimes might suspect a put-up job.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Think you're funny you fresh plebe, don't you?'* Scotty and the coach betook themselves to cover of the dressing room and embraced. "We've got him!" they claimed in chorus.
That night Tom received orders to report to Grimes' study after supper. Suspecting that the fullback was go- ing to take his feelings out on him by means of a little private hazing, Tom reported the matter to his friend Billings.
"It isn't done!" said Billings promptly. "Hazing is hazing, and it has its uses. But we don't s...tand for any private grudges settled that way. Just don't report and I'll tend to the matter myself. " N! N! N! N! 109 Thus it came about that Tom not only found himself in open competition with one of the foremost athletes of his day, but was forced to be an unwilling antagonist of a competitor that hated him personally and with an open bitterness.
Naturally, the head coach and Scotty gave Tom what backing they dared. But this was dangerous due to the fact that Grimes might suspect a put-up job.
What to read after Won for the Fleet a Story of Annapolis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzhugh Green to read onlineMoreLess
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