Dick Prescott's First Year at West Point; Or, Two Chums in the Cadet Gray
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and had wriggled out by a duck and a plunge forward that carr
such force as to cause a half squar
lock wheeled about, but the
, Dick let fly with all h
ling over the righ
cott, then came forward again. A blow se
upper class men gasped with astonishment,
ct; and had twenty-five sec
ing else, Dick Prescott dropped his
as the dazed man
ennison's voice
o, three
y," advised Kramer, bending
ten!" gasped ou
sign of rising. In fact,
Mr. Prescott," called
Ed
resence of upper class men this plebe had to restrain himself. Anste
. Then summon stretcher-bearers from
ine who sprang to o
poke, ever
ood that you did me th
rling. "Oh, yes; so I did. Wh
," returned the plebe coolly, "I'm ready as
B.j. to the
s to atone for my b.j
a little flas
th Devine, to render any
Edwards, glancing at his watch. "However, if y
that he could whip this crafty plebe. But the issue had been thrown fairly in his teeth. Moreover,
inutes or less, we can have Mr. Spurlock on his way to cadet hospital. Then, if you two mix it up spicily, we can have the affai
actory, sir,"
cott, waiting, as a plebe shoul
purlock below to the waiting stretcher. Immediately after Kramer dropped in on
He was ready in almost record time, presenting, bared, a man of ab
the conditions, then called
bit winded, Mr. Kramer started in at a lively gait, trying to bear
cott's fighting blood within him. Standing up fairly, with little footwork, but displaying much more spee
f closed just as Cadet Jennison
loths in cold water and applied then to Kramer's swelling eye. "Old man, you want to swing one
me. I won't murder the plebe, but I'v
r again Kramer struck out two or thre
" admonished Edward
r clinched, despite the r
a plebe, Mr. Kramer," c
r's blood. Then his left eye went all but shut. At that the yearling spun dizzily. Dick drove
y on the floor, stirring uneasily, yet not
shed Mr. Jennison, then p
rescott, and it isn't nine thi
rubbed him down, kneaded his muscles
said "made him think of the Dismal Swamp," was assisted d
ho had taken any part in the fights were in their beds, and lights out, when the subdivisio
spute within a few days, and Prescott had his third fight on his
yance. Also, according to a tacitly understood rule, none of thes