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He was captain of the first two teams we ever had. He played throughout the Navy game in '91 with ten boils on his back and neck. He was a backfield man and one of West Point's main line backers. He was most popular as a cadet and officer and was killed in action at San Juan, Cuba.
"Well, then," replied Jack, "I will, as I am quite in the minority. We will work up the whole coast up to Toulon. After all, there's something very pleasant in commanding your own ship, and I'm not in a hurry to resign it so that point's decided." The Rebiera was steered in to the land, and at sunset they were not four miles from the lofty blue mountains which overhang the town of Malaga.
"Well, here's Miss Candace; she hasn't a headache, I'm sure: perhaps she will take pity on me. You'll come, won't you? that's a dear. Run and put on your hat. It's a splendid afternoon, and the Point's a very interesting place if you happen to like old things. I don't care for them myself; but they're all the fashion now, you know, and I dare say you've caught the fever with the rest of the folks.
Any mention of West Point's football would be incomplete without the names of some officers who have not only safeguarded the game at West Point, but have been the able representatives of the Army's football during their service there. Such men are, Richmond P. Davis, Palmer E. Pierce, and W. R. Richardson.
Soon after the crumbled walls of West Point's pride slid past in silence, save for the chatter of the engines, the whirling roar of the propeller-blades' vast energy. No boat now vexed the flood. Upon its bosom neither steam nor sail now plowed a furrow. Along the banks no speeding train flung its smoke-pennant to the wind. Primeval silence, universal calm, wrapped all things.
"Well, then," replied Jack, "I will, as I am quite in the minority. We will work up the whole coast up to Toulon. After all, there's something very pleasant in commanding your own ship, and I'm not in a hurry to resign it so that point's decided." The Rebiera was steered into the land, and at sunset they were not four miles from the lofty blue mountains which overhang the town of Malaga.
"Thet's your smoke, shore enough," replied John, thoughtfully. "Now, I jest wonder who's campin' there. No water near or grass for hosses." "John, that point's been used for smoke signals many a time." "Was jest thinkin' of thet same. Shall we ride around there an' take a peek?" "No. But we'll remember that. If Beasley's got his deep scheme goin', he'll have Snake Anson's gang somewhere close."
Miss Griffin laughed easily, but she glanced up challengingly into the eyes of her tall escort. Miss Griffin had heard of the gallantries of West Point's men, and didn't propose to be caught. "You must find the cadets a good deal below your expectations?" remarked Mr. Holmes inquiringly. "No; they're a wholly charming lot," replied the girl. "Oh, that word 'lot' simply escaped me.
Strangely enough, for once in the history of Arctic currents, they found themselves being carried where they wanted to go, in a direct line for Point On-na-tak, and during the entire four days and a half there was hardly a point's deviation from the course.
"A woman's natural mission is to be where she's most appreciated." "The point's to find out where that is." "Very true she often wastes a great deal of time in the enquiry. People ought to make it very plain to her." "Such a matter would have to be made very plain to me," smiled Isabel. "I'm glad, at any rate, to hear you talk of settling.
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