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1
Don't be
touge
all the time, or you'll soon have a long fight calendar.
2
A
"
touge
"
plebe, in Naval Academy parlance, is one who is wholly "fresh."
3
Hence it is a far more hopeful sign to be
"
touge
"
than to be "ratey."
4
Dan Dalzell, on the other hand, was soon listed as being
"
touge
,
"
though not "ratey."
5
In this case he is called only
"
touge
.
"
6
He's
touge
all the way through.
7
Thereupon Youngster Quimby plunged into a scathing lecture on the subject of a plebe being either
touge
or ratey.
8
Mister, you are wholly
touge
!
9
A midshipman who is "ratey," as has been explained in an earlier volume, is a much greater offender than a midshipman who is merely
touge
.
10
"It may be that Mr. Flint and Mr. Austin are unusually
touge
.
"
11
"Mister, don't be
touge
all the time," cried Mr. Ferris sharply.
12
"Now, Mr.
Touge
,
"
warned Henley, "guard that striking face of yours!"
13
"Very
touge
,
indeed," assented the other three youngsters.
14
"They are especially
touge
,
sir, with third classmen."
15
"And for being a bit worse than
touge
?
"
16
"Do you feel inclined to be
touge
,
mister?"
touge
very touge
especially touge
smooth the touge
touge youngster
unusually touge