... beyond solitary mess tent, and the pitching the tents is an essential and rather enjoyable part of tho discipline. The men piled arms and squatted down to await developments, for the motor waggon which was bringing the bell tents, consigned from the York depot ...

... “Solomon’s Porch,” England’s great statesmen have their fitting shrine. Here sleep the great Chatham, Fox and Pitt, Castlereagh, Grattan and Canning, and many another pilot of the State. • Now—taming thought to human pride— Tlie mighty chiefs sleep side by side ...

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