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Dick Prescotts’s Fourth Year at West Point

CHAPTER V
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The blood there seemed to sting him.

Then, as suddenly, he went white, clammy perspiration beading his forehead and temples.
This was the verdict of the class---of the corps?
He had offended the strict traditions and inner regulations of the cadet corps, and was pronounced unfit for association! That explained the constrained atmosphere at this one table, the one spot in all the big room where silence replaced the merry chatter of mealtime.
"The fellows are mighty unjust!" thought Dick bitterly, as he went on eating mechanically.

He no longer knew, really, whether he were eating meat, bread or potato.
That was the first thought of Prescott.

But swiftly his view changed.

He realized about him, were hundreds of the flower of the young manhood of the United States.


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