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cheerful again when I come to the conclusion that "I should worry" again. Let joy be unconfined! On with the [[underline]] happy [[/underline]] play et al.

But lately the pictures of what we are going to see in the service has interested me immensely. "Mr. Britling" gives a picture of England starting the war and the assimilation of new modes of living; it is a picture of America in the present months. "A Student in Arms" is par excellence a study of the religion and philosophy of the men in the trenches. But the philosophy applies to me in my present day life and the Tommies of the trenches might well be our mechanics and riggers for the pictures of character. "The Rhymes of a Red Cross Man", by Service, are tabloid forms of the horrors and braveries of soldiers - stated in less words than the corresponding fiction writers' version. In this little volume there seems to be