FOOTNOTES:
[7] All numerals relate to stories told herein—not to chapters in the book.
[8] Dorsets, I think.
[9] I do not say this paragraph is true. It is what I thought on 15th October, 1914. The weather was depressing.
[10] Optimist!
[11] After nine months at the Front—six and a half months as a despatch rider and two and a half months as a cyclist officer—I have decided that the English language has no superlative sufficient to describe our infantry.
WITH A B.-P. SCOUT IN GALLIPOLI—ON THE TURKISH FRONTIER
A Record of the Belton Bulldogs
Told by Edmund Yerbury Priestman, Scoutmaster of the 16th (Westbourne) Sheffield Boy Scouts