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id: 22113
title: Peggy Stewart at School
author: Jackson, Gabrielle E. (Gabrielle Emilie)
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  A moment later Mrs. Stewart went to her room to dress for the drive into town, her breakfast here horses what can''t go ''long with Miss Peggy, I''ll send a little where you would meet only girls of the wealthiest families" (Mrs. Stewart did not add that the majority had little beside their wealth to "I surely did, little girl; Mrs. Harold, Polly, Ralph and Durand. her, as right well you know, long before she was as old as Miss Peggy." Besides Peggy and Polly, Stella was the only girl who had her Peggy Stewart superior to any girl I have ever known, and I think you Mrs. Vincent looked like a fly-away girl herself in her sympathetic What?" cried all the girls excepting Peggy and Polly. "Little girl, will you come into my room a moment?'' The moment school ended Peggy, Polly and Nelly would go back to


id: 5729
title: Peggy Stewart, Navy Girl, at Home
author: Jackson, Gabrielle E. (Gabrielle Emilie)
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  Peggy Stewart would hardly have been called a beautiful girl gauged by "Come." Peggy then laid her hand upon the little colt''s neck. making Mr. Neil see the folly of letting a girl of Peggy''s age run wild matter-of-fact way about "taking on new hands" his little Peggy? As they walked back to the house the girls talked incessantly, Mrs. Harold listening intently but saying very little. Captain Pennell learned from Mrs. Harold of the little girl up at Round Mrs. Harold had a party of five beside Polly and Peggy and Polly and Peggy reentered Mrs. Harold''s room. Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Happy, Shortie and Polly and Peggy were in one car, learned to love Peggy Stewart very dearly and Mrs. Harold said: Keep a little girl as long as you can Peggy, When Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Captain Stewart and Peggy returned to the


id: 10045
title: Dave Darrin''s Second Year at Annapolis Or, Two Midshipmen as Naval Academy "Youngsters"
author: Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
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  DAVE DARRIN''S SECOND YEAR AT ANNAPOLIS Readers of that preceding volume will recall how Dave Darrin and Dan On this early June day when we again encounter Dave Darrin and Dan "Darrin is my name, sir," replied Dave quietly. Three minutes later the midshipmen left the place, Dave walking beside Here comes Pennington now," murmured Dave Darrin Pennington made it his business to try to meet Dave Darrin alone. time to avoid being reported, Midshipmen Darrin, Dalzell and Farley came At that instant it was Midshipman Pennington''s face, not Dave Darrin''s, Dave Darrin stood within ten feet of Hallam when that latter midshipman Dave Darrin was coming toward him, helping Hallam. Darkness had fallen when Dave, Dan, Farley and several other midshipmen "Do you know what we''re fighting about, Farley, old man?" asked Dave was between Dave Darrin and Belle Meade. This was as Dave Darrin said, and what happened during this time may be


id: 12774
title: Dave Darrin''s First Year at Annapolis Two Plebe Midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy
author: Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
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  Dave Darrin and Dan Dalzell had been appointed as midshipmen at introduction to Dave and Dan. These two young men will be remembered as former members of Dick Dick Prescott, Greg Holmes, Dave Darrin, Dan Dalzell, Tom Reade Dave and Dan soon walked over to the open doorway and stood looking "Darrin, sir," replied Dave promptly. As soon as this had come about Trotter turned to Dave Darrin. Nor could Midshipman Trotter doubt that Dave Darrin had answered "To Farley''s room," answered Dave Darrin coolly. Dave Darrin looked on with a cool smile, while Farley lay there Dan took Dave by the arm, and both turned to leave the room. Then, turning his back, Darrin walked away to where Dan and Midshipman "Dan," murmured Dave, "go over and ask Farley whether he cares Dave, who had dressed some time before, now turned with Dan and At that moment Brimmer''s gleaming eyes saw Dave Darrin and Dan


id: 12775
title: Dave Darrin''s Fourth Year at Annapolis: Headed for Graduation and the Big Cruise
author: Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
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  First Classman Dave Darrin, midshipman at the United States Naval "Thank you a thousand times, fellows," trembled Dave Darrin. However, Midshipman Dan Dalzell was not there, as Darrin knew For Dave Darrin knew the way of discipline officers too well to Dave and Dan could hear him asking questions in each room that Soon after Dave and Dan were called up, Farley, listening with "Dave Darrin!" gasped Midshipman Dan, using his eyes at last. At last it came the turn of Dave, Dan, Farley, Page, Jetson and As Dave and his friends stepped ashore even Dan Dalzell had a more Dave and Dan, as well as their four friends, began to look forward "Thank you, sir," replied Midshipman Dave Darrin, with a slight "I don''t know," smiled Midshipman Darrin, "and I doubt if Dan That midshipman was Dave Darrin. So Dave went off to meet Belle and her mother, while Dan Dalzell


id: 10319
title: Dave Darrin''s Third Year at Annapolis; Or, Leaders of the Second Class Midshipmen
author: Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
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  Greg Holmes, Tom Reade, Harry Hazelton, Dave Darrin and Dan Dalzell, a Dave Darrin and Dan Dalzell, a little later, As for Dave Darrin and Dan, their life, since leaving the High School, AKNAPOLIS" and "DAVE DARRIN''S SECOND YEAR AT ANNAPOLIS." "Oh, in a lot of ways Jetson is a nice fellow," Darrin replied quietly. Dave Darrin was called off for left tackle, Dan for left end. "Mr. Jetson--" began the coach, but, swift as a flash Dave Darrin "Jetson is a midshipman, a gentleman and a man of honor," thought Darrin "I have not, sir," replied Midshipmen Darrin, Dalzell and Joyce in "Now, sir," continued Dave Darrin, "if we, as a class, take hasty and "From what I know of Dave Darrin," replied Dalzell, "the class will be Midshipman Jetson paused a moment, looked Darrin full in the eyes, and Every time that Dave Darrin passed Jetson he spoke pleasantly to the


id: 40368
title: An Annapolis First Classman
author: Beach, Edward L. (Edward Latimer)
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  It wasn''t long before Stonewell said: "That fellow knows football; he''s "Good-morning, Mr. Drake," said a pleasant voice behind Robert. Hello, Blunt," Robert continued to another young man who just came up, Blunt came by and said: "Hello, Drake, come along, if you''re going to "I''ll let you know later, Bob," Stonewell said quietly, and Robert knew "Come and see us, Mr. Drake," said Captain Blunt to Robert; "I''ve given "How are you, Mr. Drake?" exclaimed Captain Blunt, shaking Robert''s hand "Come, Robert," interposed Helen Blunt, "let father talk with Mr. Stonewell. "Don''t say another word, Mr. Drake," Captain Blunt was saying to Robert Stonewell gave Robert a look of great affection and said: "Thank you, Harry Blunt glanced at Robert and at the others; several times he looked Stonewell looked at Harry, then at Robert, and then at Captain Blunt. "Mr. Drake," said the commandant turning to Robert, "I will once more


