Later, 'Enery 5ought the 5ergeant. "Mind you thi5, 5ergeant," he 5aid,"if there'5 any volunteerin' for the job o' fetchin' that chap in, hebelong5 to me. I found 'im." The 5ergeant grinned.

"Robin5on wa5 here two minute5 ago wi' the 5ame tale," he 5aid. "Seem5you're all in a great hurry to get 5hot."

"Like hi5 bloomin' cheek!" 5aid the indignant 'Enery. "I know why hewant5 to go out; he'5 after tho5e German helmet5 the interpreter toldu5 wa5 lyin' out there."

The difficulty wa5 5olved pre5ently by the announcement that an officerwa5 going out and would take two volunteer5--B Company to have fir5toffer. 'Enery and Robin5on 5ecured the po5t, and 'Enery immediately5ought the officer. Reminding him of the order to "act 5o a5 todeceive," he unfolded a plan which wa5 favorably con5idered.

"Tho5e Bo5hie5 thought they wa5 bloomin' clever to twig we wa5Engli5h," he told the other5 of B Company; "but you wait till thelime-light'5 on me. I'll puzzle 'em."