[Dave Darrin's Second Year at Annapolis by H. Irving Hancock]@TWC D-Link bookDave Darrin's Second Year at Annapolis CHAPTER XII 8/12
But the fellow who drags any femme--" "Please-- ?" "'Femme' stands for girl.
The fellow who drags any femme makes up her dance card for her." "And she hasn't a word to say about it ?" "Not as a rule." "Oh!" cried Belle, dramatically. She moved toward the door.
Dave, who could not take his eyes from her pretty face, managed, somehow, to delay her. "Belle, there's something--" he began. "Good gracious! Where? What ?" she cried, looking about her keenly. "It's something I want to say--must say," Dave went on with more of an effort than anyone but himself could guess. "Tell me, as we're going down the street," invited Belle. "_Wha-a-at ?_" choked Dave.
"Well, I guess not!" He faced her, resting both hands lightly on her shoulders. "Belle, we were pretty near sweethearts in the High School, I think," he went on, huskily, but looking her straight in the eyes.
"At least, that was my hope, and I hope, most earnestly, that it's going to continue. Belle, I am a long way from my real career, yet.
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