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 51
spose you just went right in andfought, said Dick. Indeed we did. Thats what my boy did.Poor Bill! I wish I could see him, or even hearof him again. Youll not forget your promise;will you? No, Captain Handlee. Remember he was the best shot in his com-pany. He could drive a tack in a board at… … Dick was started on his way to become a cadet. Page 41. Dick Hamilions Cadet Days. THE NEW YOKKPUBLIC fJBRARY TILDEn ?:>UNi>ATIONS^ L IN WHICH DICK STARTS OFF 41 Dick found a crowd of his chums awaiting forhim at the railroad station. Here he comes! cried Frank Bender, as hecaught sight of…
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