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... cadet who shall , by any means whatever , traduce or defame another , shall be dismissed . " And there is Rule 129 , with its wide - spreading implications : " The cadets are not only required to abstain from all vicious , immoral or ...
... cadet who shall , by any means whatever , traduce or defame another , shall be dismissed . " And there is Rule 129 , with its wide - spreading implications : " The cadets are not only required to abstain from all vicious , immoral or ...
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... cadet , entering on horseback , canters about the oval and turns his horse in graceful pirouettes . He smiles at the ... cadet in the front row turns around and looks at the man . " Won't he ? " he says . " Well , you wait and see . It's ...
... cadet , entering on horseback , canters about the oval and turns his horse in graceful pirouettes . He smiles at the ... cadet in the front row turns around and looks at the man . " Won't he ? " he says . " Well , you wait and see . It's ...
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... Cadet Grant never turns back , never smiles and never meets the admiring ladies . § 6 The commandant of cadets during Grant's years at the Academy was C. F. Smith , who was ( I believe ) a captain at that time . Smith was a soldier of ...
... Cadet Grant never turns back , never smiles and never meets the admiring ladies . § 6 The commandant of cadets during Grant's years at the Academy was C. F. Smith , who was ( I believe ) a captain at that time . Smith was a soldier of ...
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CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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