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- 33 - th ~ cr e w of a Destroyer put a mat ch to t he fu se lind up went t he cli ff and so me hun dred s of Qmmunition. Our boye ve r-e now finished wi th C81lipol l , end a few weeks of hard trlllnlnr, a ad ted t helll i n Sue z be fore e mbgrk1n ~ f or the main t.heat.r -e of the Great War. The nights at W'andsworth were usuaLky paesed in the Concer t HallJ a good pr ogr alll1Dc cou l d always be guer-a nteed , 88 many of t he performer s were the leaders of St ag el a nd . This viII illustrate the pa s s inr;: of Il si ng l e day in t he 3rd. L.G .R., that Le , when not III bed patient. About 4 A.M. nurse creeps round ycrur bed lind r-arae ~ -~~ther~~e t e r- i nt o i~r 1.000th- a n d 7-ehUckl~-;~ a t- ·y~r e ",~r-;~ !'I f'; lIlen t on 8ud d e ~ lY aVa k~ ~~- - ~--'" eningJ she then lets you go a nd eet anot her nap. Six A. M., t .vo of us JUJU? aut end :anl"lllck the pantry f or tea, 5ul";.Qr, Tlsi1k, buns, e t c . ; after doinr; full justice to a find, we help S is t ~ r to make bed s . 7:30 A.M., br-eakf's et , and t he n tackle the dishes an d va sh t.hera cl o .Q n , tha t j ob i s for the un lucky fello\l vith 'tv c good band e , 8 :30 A.M., ve play bill1:l.rds in the Rec r e ation Rooa or stay in t he '.lard and read the morning papers. 10.00 A.M., Sister mobilizes the ~ang and keeps us tocether to a\lRit t he Doctor. 11.00 A.M. , Dec t or- a r-rd ve e and recommend s t reatment, dres se s wounds, mar -ks t he Med iea l Histor y Sheets an d then goes . 11:30 A.H., ....e hand around the Re cr e a t i on Room and watch our chance for eor-e bil1i8rds. 1:00 P .M. dinner, an d then 'pr e pa r e for a eot.or- dr i ve . 2 :30 P .M. , a line of motor c ar s arrive and ve f:;o eff to good ne ee knees where for a tlpi n ; ve go over Hampstead Heath end i nt o Surrey ; \10 st op at W&lton a nd ae ke for another dir ection . CtJCli ng ba ck 'We ca l l a halt at Epsom and have hot bcvrdL, 5: 00 P .M. , 'We return for tea and make a rush for tho Concert Hal l to hear the Royal Nava l Air Service in one of their special s . \o1e have a very enjoyable evenfng , and at 7: 30 ....0 return to our \lllrd for supper. 8: 30 P.M., Sist er s t i l l roundin ~ up fellows who are shi r king tho blankets. Ni,;ht, Si ster arrives a nd \10 are to all appea r-ancea s l e ep ing sou nd , unti l the day Sister
- 34 - r;ees, a nd the W~rd r e tur-ne to life and exe be nge a greetdnga with air cushions , pilloY:'> , e t ci Siste r prot ests and ve all sle ep unwillingly. Motor dri ve s, bunt , fights a nd a ovde s a ad e the days in lJlilndfl\Jorth s pin, and on the 21s t . February, 191 6, I was twisted into sokdd e r e ' togs en ce again and 'thr-ovn out into the vfde vc r'Ld t o ~o a nd " padd l e 'fAy own canoe" f or t e n da ye , Ar.d '~ ow for a j olly ~ood life in Gre.at London. Nothing dry about the little vil lage , boya k And 1t 180 l t the " town pump" t ha t ha l"! mad e i t wet. The r e 1 s no ne ce s sity of descr ibi ng t he str a nd by moonlight . Hush t there are vondez-IuL domj s t here! ~Yon· can ~d aU e.beut 1t in t.be ~:zw:wspapers1.· :&.aft. t .bose Re vdeve , how magnetiet The 11ttle ~irlB with t heir long dr esses a nd high c o'l.Lar-s , v ooken s tocki DgS and ch est pr-ctect.or-e t Oht they look so cosy ! You ha ve no i dea \lhat a warm bun ch they are until you have se e n t hem. But t heatr es and gi rls do not oc cu py all yo ur time i n London. I did a l i t tle bi t of sit;ht-seeing, M 'l'ou eeandt e vax-vcr-ke , was one of t he fir6t pka ce e I visited. I n the Il ain r cca 1111 t he cr-cvn ed hea ds of Europe were stand ing in a group chatti ng . The famou s Qviators of pre-war days ....ere doing Lf kevfse , Henry the Eieht h was there with hie 'Jives, quite a s prinkling of royalt y . And dovn in t.he CbMn:ber of Horrors Charlie Peac e and his victims ver-e exhibited. Doc t or Crippe n the bad boy va s there . Opl w:a de ns , Court Room ecenee , an old ce l l contRinlng t he f61 I'QOUS crim1.ml.1 JQck She phar d , and han ~ln~ ar-ound the valls vere mi scellaneous ins truments used by eur-der-er e , They were horrorsl At t he en trance I a s ked a po kf ce e a n i f he coul d tell me the time , but t hat Le !'Something a vex flr;ure cannot, do . I went t o buy a guide-book frOD. a girl at t he desk , but got another un euepect,-, ed surprise. HO\I life-look they do make 'thos e figureet You need t o ke ep your eyes open at t he \J8X\1orks. One hour V8S quit e sufficient to t.a ke a good. l ook around a nd after that I ve nt to t he Zoo .
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SHORTIS PAPERS Vol. 3, Pt. 2 /
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NElIFOONDLAND ( By Governor Boyle)
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