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Updated: May 8, 2025
"I'll have to admit that I don't know exactly how it does show up from the side-lines. Suppose you say!" "I heard you talk to General Totten. I heard you talk to that mob. I saw what you did. But I heard you give all the credit to my father." She searched Stewart's face with more earnest stare. "You have saved the state from disgracing itself, haven't you?
In the interims, between the tours of General Totten, Captain Danny Sweetsir did his best to keep his company up to duty pitch. But he was obliged to admit to himself that the boys were not taking the thing as seriously as soldiers should. Squads were scattered all over the lower part of the great building, guarding the various entrances.
Let me inform you, Governor North, that I'm going to stay until I finish that business." "That poppycock kind of reasoning would allow every mob-mucker in this state to rampage through here at his own sweet will. General Totten, call a corporal and his squad. Put this man out." Senator Corson grunted his indorsement and went to a chair and sat down.
"If a mob attacks this State House there's got to be a fight." "It takes two to make a fight, sir. Order General Totten to march his troops out of the State House. Machine-guns and all! Tell 'em to go home and go to bed." That audacious advice was a second bomb! After a few moments Senator Corson leaped out of his chair, strode across the room, and plucked his coat and hat from the divan.
From there I was to make my way overland, first to Fort Totten near Devil's lake in Dakota, and thence by way of Fort Abercrombie to Saint Cloud, Minnesota, the terminus of the railroad.
General Scott notified General Landero that he had appointed Brevet Major-General Worth, of the regular army, Major-General Pillow, of the volunteers, and Colonel Totten, chief of the engineer corps of the army, commissioners on his part to meet a like number to be appointed by General Landero.
Blithers to buy this toy prince for his daughter as a family plaything or human lap-dog, or something of the sort, wouldn't it?" Mr. Totten betrayed no emotion save amusement. Miss Guile was watching through half-closed eyes. There was a noticeable stiffening of the prim figure of Mrs. Gaston. "I've no doubt Mr. Blithers can afford to buy the most expensive of toys for his only child.
"I beg pardon, is this Mr. Totten?" "Yes." "Message for you, sir, at the purser's." "Bring it to my stateroom, Totten," said R. Schmidt briefly, and the old man hurried away on the heels of the messenger. The two young men sauntered carelessly in an opposite direction and soon disappeared from the deck.
But the other orders hold good, do they, politeness or no politeness?" "For mobs and meddling politicians, certainly! I put them all in the same class in a time like this." General Totten clucked a stuffy chuckle and clanked on his official way. Captain Sweetsir heard a sound that was as fully exasperating as the click of dice; somebody, somewhere in the dimly lighted rotunda, was snoring.
Totten, you will go to your quarters and remain there, until further orders, save only for meal formations." "Very good, sir," replied the fourth classman saluting. "That is all, Mr. Totten." "Very good, sir." Within half an hour, Dave, Dan and Joyce knew that the unknown midshipman had come forward and announced himself, but they did not hear the story of the reason back of Totten's attack.
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