[Dave Darrin’s First Year at Annapolis by H. Irving Hancock]@TWC D-Link bookDave Darrin’s First Year at Annapolis CHAPTER X 6/9
"What I meant to convey, sir, is that I don't care anything about winning fights.
The decision, sir, is of very little importance to me. I don't fight because I like it, but merely because I need the exercise.
A fight about once a week will be very much to my liking, sir." "You'll get it, undoubtedly," replied Midshipman Ferris dryly. "Whee, won't it be great!" chuckled Dan, in an undertone, as he stepped over to his seconds.
"Give me that towel, Dave.
I can rub myself off." While Dan was dressing, and Quimby was doing the same, one of the seconds of the youngster class came over, accompanied by the timekeeper. "Mister, you really do fight as though you enjoyed it," remarked the latter. "But I don't," denied Dan.
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