Dick Hamilton's cadet days : or, The handicap of a millionaire's son (1910)
Garis, Howard Roger, 1873-1962, Grosset & Dunlap · New York : Grosset & Dunlap · leaf 145
nimals, andtook a tighter hold on the reins, while he shiftedhis weight on the backs of the horses. *Over you go now, boys! he exclaimed at thetake-oft, and he fairly lifted the four animals asone, over the bar. clearing it cleanly. Good, Hamilton! was the quiet praise ofTvlajor Webster, who acted… … He fairly lifted the four aximals as oxe, over the BAR.—Pdge 132.Dick Hamiltons Cadet Days. THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LFBRARY ASrOff, LFNGX AND TlLBtN FOUNDATIONS ^ L FOR THE PRIZE TROOP 133 But those who envied him his good fortune real-ized that he had earned it. Now, gentlemen, ready for the finals,…
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