Subaltern's

The cavorting of these bright young people provided fodder not only for Evelyn Waugh but also for Nancy Mitford ( "Highland Fling"), Anthony Powell ( "Dance to the Music of Time"), Henry Green ( "Party Going") and the poet John Betjeman ( "A Subaltern's Love Song").

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The Subaltern's ears tingled at the remarks that he heard.

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Eventually the Subaltern's Platoon was placed astride a sunken lane, along the edge of an orchard.

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When at length the Subaltern's Platoon pushed forward in the wake of the leading Platoon, no less a personage appeared unaccountably on the scene than the Colonel.

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A ridiculous feeling of jealousy surged up in the Subaltern's mind, as he turned back towards the Company.

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The Subaltern's left hand almost shot out of bed to grasp it.

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[85] "A Subaltern's Furlough," by Lt. Coke, 45th Regiment, being a description of scenes in various parts of America, in 1833.

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The Subaltern's Company was directly in front of the village itself; another Company to the right, the fourth in local reserve.

"Contemptible", by "Casualty"

They did not come in contact with the enemy, and no outstanding incident impressed itself upon the Subaltern's mind.

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The Subaltern's Platoon was to guard the back edge of a wood, and as he established his supports in a farm, most of his men were able to fill their water-bottles, have a wash and brush up, and generally prepare themselves for whatever the next move might be.

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