I reported myself to our colonel yesterday and was introduced to my fellow-officers.

Some of them are decent fellows, though perhaps hardly in your and my line.

I had been told the officers of our regiment were a rackety lot, but I don't see much sign of that yet.

It's awfully dull here, and I would give a lot to be up in your rooms at George's, sprawling in your easy- chair and talking over Randlebury days.

I suppose you will soon be in for your final.