Don, at the same time, became
steward on the yacht of one of his father's old-time acquaintances.
Jacob Farnum had been in Washington, a fact his wife had known after the
first day of his absence. He had been secretive about the matter, as he
wished if possible to keep George Melville in ignorance of his
whereabouts until his business was settled.
Not even with the transfer of the "Pollard" to the Government did the
life of the submarine boys aboard their pet boat cease. Some further
adventures of these boys are told of in a volume entitled: "_The
Submarine Boys and the Middies; or, The Prize Detail at Annapolis_."
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