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A clatter of hoofs was heard, and Orde looked up with vexation, but his brow cleared as a horseman halted under the porch. "Hellin Orde! just looked in to ask if you are coming to polo on Tuesday: we want you badly to help to crumple up the Krab Bokbar team." "Quite a little thoroughbred in all other respects," said the M.P., and Orde presented Mr.
He was a gentleman before he was gazetted, so, when the Empress announced that "Gentleman-Cadet Robert Hanna Wick" was posted as Second Lieutenant to the Tyneside Tail Twisters at Krab Bokhar, he became an officer and a gentleman, which is an enviable thing; and there was joy in the house of Wick, where Mamma Wick and all the little Wicks fell upon their knees and offered incense to Bobby by virtue of his achievements.
He was a gentleman before he was gazetted, so, when the Empress announced that 'Gentleman-Cadet Robert Hanna Wick' was posted as Second Lieutenant to the Tyneside Tail Twisters at Krab Bokhar, he became an officer and a gentleman, which is an enviable thing; and there was joy in the house of Wick where Mamma Wick and all the little Wicks fell upon their knees and offered incense to Bobby by virtue of his achievements.
There's a time for all things, an' I know how to kape all things in place barrin' the dhrink, that kapes me in my place wid no hope av comin' to be aught else. 'Begin at the beginning, I insisted. 'Mrs. Mulvaney told me that you married her when you were quartered in Krab Bokhar barracks. 'An' the same is a cess-pit, said Mulvaney piously. 'She spoke thrue, did Dinah. 'Twas this way.
There's a time for all things, an' I know how to kape all things in place barrin' the dhrink, that kapes me in my place wid no hope av comin' to be aught else." "Begin at the beginning," I insisted. "Mrs. Mulvaney told me that you married her when you were quartered in Krab Bokhar barracks." "An' the same is a cess-pit," said Mulvaney, piously. "She spoke thrue, did Dinah. 'Twas this way.
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