Dick Prescott's Third Year at West Point

The narrative centers around the pride of Mrs. Prescott as she introduces her son, Richard, a distinguished cadet from West Point, to Mrs. Davidson, the new pastor's wife. The encounter highlights the contrast between Mrs. Davidson's lack of familiarity with military life and Richard's poised demeanor. As a sensible and motherly figure, Mrs. Davidson aims to make a warm introduction but struggles with words, showcasing the challenges of bridging different worlds and experiences in their small community.