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"I took the chances and Frenched it, sir," confessed Totten candidly. "I knew that I could not get leave, and so did not ask it. But I felt that the fellow had to be punished, no matter at what hazard to myself." "Then you considered the avenging of the insult to your cousin as being a matter of greater importance than your future career in the Navy?"
Now, Ben Sloan is a newspaper man, and a fellow of an inquiring disposition. I told Ben something about the scrape I had been in, and Ben soon afterward hunted up Grierson. Grierson told Ben the whole truth about it. It seems that Grierson did not have any information from anyone. He saw our crowd go over the fence the night we Frenched it.
Many details were quite overlooked that night, which was a fortunate circumstance for Miss Helen Doolittle, and her hard-hit midshipman, who had "frenched" out of Bancroft not only with mamma's knowledge, but with her coöperation.
I am here at the Naval Academy working for a future that Belle is to share with me when the time comes, and so, in justice to her, I don't let the thought of her get between myself and the duties that will lead to the career she is to share with me." "Humph!" commented Midshipman Dalzell. "Above all, Dan, I've never Frenched it over the wall.
"Dan didn't say a word to me about going anywhere, but " "You think, leave being impossible, Danny has Frenched it over the wall?" demanded Farley. "That's just what I'm afraid of," returned Dave. "But why " "I don't know any reason." "Then " "Farl", broke in Dave hurriedly, almost fiercely, "has anyone a doughface?" "Yes." "Who has it?" "I don't know." "Find it -on the jump!" "But "
I don't take any disciplinary chances that can possibly shut me off from the career that Belle and I have planned. Belle Meade, Danny boy, would be the first to scold me if she knew that I had Frenched it over the wall in order to meet her." "Well, Miss Preston doesn't know but what I had regular leave tonight," Danny replied. "Miss Preston?" repeated Dave his interest taking a new tack.
All thought of football fled from Dan Dalzell's brain as he pulled the bellknob at the Preston house. After all this was to be but the third meeting. Dan fancied, however, that absence had made his heart fonder. Since the night when he had Frenched it over the wall Dan had received two notes from Miss Preston, in answer to his own letters, but the last note was now ten days' old. "May I see Mrs.
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