BY
JEFFERY E. JEFFERY
LONDON
SMITH, ELDER & CO., 15 WATERLOO PLACE
1917
[All rights reserved]
PRINTED BY
WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED
LONDON AND BECCLES, ENGLAND
TO
ONE WHO KNOWS NOTHING OF GUNS
BUT MUCH OF LIFE
MY MOTHER
CONTENTS
PART I | |
THE NEW "UBIQUE" | |
PAGE | |
Beginning Again | 3 |
A Battery In Being | 20 |
"In The Line" | 41 |
Spit And Polish | 62 |
A Battle | 76 |
PART II | |
AND THE OLD | |
Bilfred | 101 |
"The Progress Of Pickersdyke" | 124 |
Snatty | 156 |
Five-Four-Eight | 178 |
PART III | |
IN ENEMY HANDS | |
Some Experiences of a Prisoner of War | 209 |
Henry | 252 |
THE NEW "UBIQUE"
As the long troop train rumbled slowly over thewater-logged wastes of Flanders, I