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Dave Darrin’s Fourth Year at Annapolis

CHAPTER XX
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She's Mrs.Henshaw." "Whew! But what, in that case, is she doing strolling around with a midshipman?
That's no proper business for a married woman," protested Dave Darrin.
"Haven't you called on or escorted any married women since you've been at Annapolis ?" demanded Belle bluntly.
"Yes; certainly," nodded Dave.

"But, in every instance they were wives of Naval officers, and such women looked upon midshipmen as mere little boys." "Isn't there an Admiral Henshaw in the Navy ?" inquired Belle.
"Certainly." "That's Mrs.Henshaw," Belle continued.
"How do you know ?" "I don't, but I'm certain, just the same.

Now, Dan has met Mrs.
Henshaw somewhere down at the Naval Academy.

He heard her name and got it twisted into Miss Henshaw.

It's his own blundering fault, no doubt.


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