The middy found the two quartermasters, who boarded in the same house.

Amid noisy, heartfelt cheering the middy delegation climbed aboard the incoming train.

A middy's life was no child's play in those days, was it?

She wore a simple middy blouse and a well-made blue skirt.

She folded the last middy blouse neatly into a wicker suitcase.

The middy of the period, however, was half imp, half hero.

Little Huddart, the middy, died a death which is worth many inglorious years.

I'll wager Rebecca never wore a middy blouse or carried a tin milk-can!

They all wore middy blouses in the picture and Peggy and Alice were barefooted.

He put that jumping grasshopper Aunt Polly sent him in my middy blouse pocket.

Woe unto the "middy" who that night went forward of the booms.

Only with Mr. Glover and with a stupid little middy.

Not your signals middy-he'sacting lieutenant, if you need one.

I'm hoping that some day I fight under that gallant middy, cried the sailor.

But Peggy, joining them in middy blouse and bloomers, reassured her in an excited whisper.

I began as a middy in the American war of 1812, that nobody remembers now.