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Dave Darrin's Second Year at Annapolis

CHAPTER XVII
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It landed just back of the ear, instead, yet with such force that Dave sank dizzily to the ground, while Treadwell drew back from the intended follow-up.
Farley and Page looked on anxiously from their corner.

Midshipman Wheeler, scanning his watch, was counting off the seconds.
"-- five, six, seven, eight, nine--ten!" At the sound of eight Dave Darrin had made a strenuous effort to rise.
Yet he had swayed, fallen back slightly, then forced himself with a rush to his feet.
But Midshipman Treadwell drew back, both fists hanging at his sides, for the "ten" had been spoken, and Dave Darrin had lost the count.
While Dave stood there, looking half-dizzily at his opponent, Referee Edgerton's voice broke in crisply: "Mr.Darrin required more than the full count to come back.

The fight is therefore awarded to Mr.Treadwell.".


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