| 10/42 I'm hanged if it wasn't Dolly Riddell, who was our brigade machine-gun officer at Loos.  I had heard that the Germans had got him when they blew up a mine at the Quarries.   The doctor was a yard ahead of me.  Then I kneeled to pick them up and gripped his knee.  His head bent to help me and I spoke low in his ear.  |