H Irving Hancock: 5 books

"I feel it in my bones," announced Joe Dawson, quietly though positively. "That's no talk for an engineer," jibed Tom Halstead. "Tell me, instead, that you read it in your gauge." "Oh, laugh, if you want to," nodded Dawson, showing no offense. "But you'll find that I'm right. You know, I don't often make predictions."

Table of Contents PREFACE CHAPTER I. The History of " jiu-Jitsu," with a Description of its First Principles CHAPTER II A Healthy Stomach the Basis of All Strength—What the Japanese Eat in Summer and in Winter CHAPTER III. Feats that Strengthen...

"IT sounds like the greatest cruise ever!" declared Danny Grin, enthusiastically, as he rose and began to pace the narrow limits of the chart-room of the destroyer commanded by his chum, Lieutenant-Commander Dave Darrin.

“Really, I can hardly believe that it’s winter at all,” declared Mrs. Tremaine, languidly, as she threw open her deck coat. “I find it hard——” “Now, my dear, don’t try to do anything hard. It’s sure to fatigue you,” laughed Henry Tremaine, coming up from the cabin companionway, where he had paused long enough to light a pipe.

"I SEE by the paper——" began Private Green, looking up. Instantly the doughboys in the squad room turned loose on him. "You can never believe what you read in the papers," broke in Private Hyman.