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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 89

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after ourselves better thanthat, we must take the consequences. Thats all verv fine, but itdont feed us. Made Houghton stand arf a gallon to the tent. Eses camps a bloomin swindle. If theres one thing I ates it is 95 Our 5«^ttdlion. cleaninfj up the camp; the other companies chucks their rubbish… … L a »^ On the Range. Forty-ones your lucky number, e ses ; try again. Went for astroll in the evenin, but these ere camps is too far away iVom anythingto please me. Tuesday.—My day as Tent Orderly. I never see such a lot of chapsto grumble as our tent. Pust of all the bread warnt right, then Iadnt…

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