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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 76

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nted him to keep out of theway, and interrupt the attack as little as possible. AI.G.s usually lookedon as a nuisance, I fancy. I suggested it would be rather sporting ifwe worked out well to a flank, and then imagined ourselves ambushed,and bolted back on the main body ; give em awfully great… … ^ .^7- Went over to the Wildshires in the evening. Awfullv sporting lot.Found em having chariot races in armchairs with obstacles. Beinea guest, was asked to be passenger; nothing broken but the chair.Musical lot, too. Have great formula when they want a song from 8i I Our 5<attdlion. anyone,…

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