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1. Following this short assignment, Midshipman Waddell was then
2. as a midshipman while still a teenager
3. spent several years as a midshipman and student at the United
4. Patrick O’Conner, a red headed, hot-tempered, unbridled, albeit talented, sometimes defiant midshipman
5. When I was about seventeen this nineteen year old midshipman boarded at our house for awhile
6. But, despite his youth, his black-and-silver uniform boasted the white bar of midshipman
7. See you later, midshipman
8. Her grandfather was a Royal Navy Engineer, two uncles served in the Merchant Navy, her late husband served as a Midshipman on Cargo Ships and a brother in law that rose to the rank of 2nd Mate
9. It was the sort of behavior which would have gotten the knuckles of any midshipman who’d ever sailed with him severely cracked … before another portion of his anatomy was thoroughly warmed by the boatswain
10. Kylmahn saluted rather more formally than usual and turned away to call for the signal midshipman of the watch
11. He shaded his eyes with one hand, looking up at the midshipman perched in the maintop, paging quickly through the signal book while his signalman assistant peered through a telescope at the eighteen-gun schooner five miles southeast of Thunderer, reading off the signal hoists
12. “After you, Master Trymohr,” he said gruffly, and the midshipman headed for the cabin door
13. The midshipman saluted and turned to his signal party
14. “Well, that’s a hell of a surprise,” Pawal Hahlynd said dryly as he read the smudgy pencil message the signal midshipman of the watch had just handed him
15. The youthful midshipman stared at him, eyes wild in a filthy, powder-stained face, and Haigyl pointed at the topsails edging closer behind another howling salvo of chain shot
16. The midshipman stared at him a moment longer, then looked at the looming topsails and nodded fiercely
17. The only one of her officers who survived was a midshipman, and he was wounded and unconscious when she finally surrendered
18. There could be no doubt of his obtaining leave of absence immediately, for he was still only a midshipman; and as his parents, from living on the spot, must already have seen him, and be seeing him perhaps daily, his direct holidays might with justice be instantly given to the sister, who had been his best correspondent through a period of seven years, and the uncle who had done most for his support and advancement; and accordingly the reply to her reply, fixing a very early day for his arrival, came as soon as possible; and scarcely ten days had passed since Fanny had been in the agitation of her first dinner-visit, when she found herself in an agitation of a higher nature, watching in the hall, in the lobby, on the stairs, for the first sound of the carriage which was to bring her a brother
19. She had now seen all that were at home; there remained only two brothers between herself and Susan, one of whom was a clerk in a public office in London, and the other midshipman on board an Indiaman
20. to a discharged midshipman called Osyetrov, who earned a precarioxis existence by undertaking cases of various sorts and of course, by getting up such cases as this for the courts
21. Tatyana Pavlovna promptly drew out her purse, and proceeded on the spot to pay the money, whereupon the midshipman at once approached her, and was putting out his hand to take it, but Tatyana Pavlovna thrust aside his hand, almost with a blow, and turned to Marya
22. " " See, Marya, what a lanky fellow you've picked out for yourself," said Tatyana Pavlovna, pointing to the midshipman, hugely delighted that Marya had spoken to her at last
23. 'What! hold up a midshipman when I can save the life of a captain! Not I indeed!' And no entreaties could prevail on her to relinquish her impending honours
24. Cummings, acting midshipman, a bayonet through the leg; his conduct was correct, and deserves the notice of the Department
25. Sir: I have the honor to inform you that, on the morning of the 6th instant, two vessels, under British colors, came down Lake Erie, and anchored under the protection of Fort Erie; that, on the same day, a detachment of men arrived from New York, accompanied by Sailing-masters Watts and Chisson, with some masters' mates and midshipmen; that, on the morning following, I, with two boats previously prepared for the purpose, boarded and took possession of them, with the loss of two men killed, Samuel Fortune and Daniel Martin, and four wounded—Acting Midshipman John C