Our battalion : being some slight impressions of His Majesty's Auxiliary Forces, in camp and elsewhere (1902)
Raven-Hill, L. (Leonard), 1867-1942 · London : "Punch" Office · leaf 56
L.rz r The Best Laid Schemes, etc. That able and efficient officer, Captain Smith, had prepared a really beautiful ambush thatwould have put the opposing force out of action without a doubt, had not this happened just before the psychological moment I 56—57 ^i o … No. I. Lt.=Col. Sir DIGBY 5ANDILAND5, M.P. Saturday.—Wretched morning. Hunter tells me the barometer isfalHno- ao-ain. We really get terribly bad luck with the weather. Iknow what it will be—we shall get to camp wet through, and find every-thin- absolutely sodden. Wish I had sent Hunter on…
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