...preserve onr AngloSaxon Empire ! " India's fall of Stalkies," says the Beetle, " Cheltenham and Haileybury and Marlborough chaps — that we don't know anything...and the surprises will begin when there is really a Iriy row on ! " Perhaps, after all, I am unjust to Mr. Kipling in forgetting for the moment to credit...

..."That's just where you make the mistake," I said. " India's full of Stalkies— Cheltenham and Haileybury and Marlborough chaps — that we don't know anything...about, and the surprises will begin when there is a really big row on." "Who will be surprised ? " said Dick Four. "The other side. The gentlemen who...

...preserve our Anglo-Saxon empire! " India's full of Stalkies," says the Beetle, " Cheltenham and Haileybury and Marlborough chaps —that we don't know anything...surprises will begin when there is really a big row on! " Perhaps, after all, I am unjust to Mr. Kipling in forgetting for the moment to credit him with a...

...Stalky.' ' That's just where you make the mistake. India's full of Stalkies — Cheltenham and Haileybury and Marlborough chaps — that we don't know anything...surprises will begin when there is really a big row on.' " Here we have another purpose of the book. Though openly expressed only on the penultimate page, it...

...Anglo-Saxon; Empire! "India's full of Stalkies,"' 154 155 says the Beetle, "Cheltenham and Haileybury and Marlborough chaps — that we don't know anything...surprises will begin when there is really a big row on!" Perhaps, after all, I am unjust to Mr. Kipling in forgetting, for the moment, to credit him with a...

...mistake,' I said. 'India's full of Stalkies — Cheltenham and Haileybury and Maryborough chaps^that we don't know anything about, and the surprises will begin When there is really a big row on.' . r ' Who will be surprised? ' said Dick F.our. 'The other side. The gentlemen ^vho go to the front...

...own country." Yet Kipling tells us in "Stalky & Co." that "India's full of Stalkies — Cheltenham and Marlborough chaps — that we don't know anything...about, and the surprises -will begin when there is a really big row on." Well, there was soon a big row on and the surprises weje there all right. We...

..."That's just where you make the mistake," I said. "India's full of Stalkies — Cheltenham and Haileybury and Marlborough chaps — that we don't know anything...Stalky let loose on the south side of Europe with a sumciency of Sikhs and a reasonable prospect of loot. Consider it quietly." " There's something in...

...desired that the English youth may be provided with other ideals than that of seeing well-drilled men "let loose on the south side of Europe, with a sufficiency of Sikhs and a reasonable prospect of loot.'" It would be a dangerous mistake If we proposed to solve the apparent contradiction between human and...

...(Oxford, 1947), 112. "John Bull in Trouble": "Can I stand this for long?" From Gott Strafe England! about, and the surprises will begin when there is really a big row on." 22 Minor lawbreaking at school proves to be excellent preparation for the man's work of beating the...