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Punch's Almanack for 1915.
AFTER THE WAR.
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There will be no more late rising in the morning. We shall all spring out of bed at Reveille.
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We shall know how to take cover againstany projectile with soldierly adaptability.
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And when we can again find time for cricket we shall conduct ourselves with the precision of the parade-ground.
