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Updated: May 5, 2025
"My husband dies from the blow he gets, for he is very old, over ninety. Just then mon beau-fils sees a revolver that hangs by the side of the German officer, and putting all his strength together he leaps forward and grabs the revolver. And there he shoots the officer and my poor little daughter and then he says good-by and through the head sends a bullet.
"The Boche come into the village, but the beau-fils is too weak to go. The Boche come into the house, seize my daughter, and there they oh, monsieur the things one may not say and we so helpless. "Her father tries to protect her, but he is knocked down. I try, but they hold my feet over the fire until the very flesh cooks. See for yourselves the burns on my feet still.
"If she doesn't, I shall get a divorce, my dear!" cries papa. "Come and kiss me, you little wench that is, avec la bonne permission de monsieur mon beau-fils." "Monsieur mon beau fiddlestick, papa!" says Miss Lambert, and I have no doubt complies with the paternal orders. And this was the first time George Esmond Warrington, Esquire, was ever called a fiddlestick.
He was too old to fight, but when the great war came he tried to enlist, but they would not listen to him, and he returned to work, that the country should not be without coal. "By and by the Boche come and in a great battle not far from this very house the beau-fils is wounded very badly and is brought to the house by comrades to die.
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