[Blue Jackets by George Manville Fenn]@TWC D-Link bookBlue Jackets CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR 9/18
Ask offlicer.
Doctor only give flizzick.
Velly nastee. Ugh!" Ching's round face was a study as he screwed it up to show his disgust with the doctor's preparations. Barkins went off and returned directly. "Well," we cried; "seen Price ?" and Ching, who was squatted on the floor, looked up smiling. "No." "Not seen him ?" "No; I ran against Dishy, and thought I'd ask him plump." "And you did ?" "Yes." "What did he say ?" "I know," cried Smith; "that we were always going out." "That's it exactly." "And he won't let us go ?" I said in a disappointed tone. "Who says so ?" cried Barkins, changing his manner.
"The old chap was in splendid fettle, and he smiled,--now, now, don't both of you be so jolly full of doubts.
On my honour as an officer and a gentleman, he smiled and clapped me on the shoulder." "Yes, my lad, of course," he said.
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