TELL ENGLAND -A Study in a Generation By ERNEST RAYMOND REGINALD VINCENT CORBET. CONTENTS:PAGE A PROLOGUE BY PADRE MONTYBOOK. I FIVE GAY YEARS OF SCHOOL PART LT1DAL REACHES CHAPTER1. RUPERT RAY BEGINS ms STORY ... 192. RUPERT OPENS A GREAT WAR .... 393. AWFUL ROUT OF RAY..... 554. THE PREFECTS Go OVER TO THE ENEMY . . 635. CHEATING........ 876. AN INTERLUDE...... Q8PART ILLONG, LONG THOUGHTS7. CAUGHT ON THE BEATEN TRACE . . . 1018. THE FREEDHAM REVEUTIONS, . . .1129. WATERING OPENS...... 119to. WATERIOO CONTINUES : THE CHARGE AT THEEND OF THE DAY...... 129n. THS GREAT MATCH...... 13912. CASTItBS AND BRICKDUST . lZviii ContentsBOOK IIAND THE REST WAR PART RANGOON NIGHTSCHAPTER TAGB1. THE ETERNAL WATERWAY . . 1652. PADRE MONTY AND MAJOR HARDY COME ABOARD 1853. C. OF E., Now AND ALWAYS ... 1984. THE VIGIL....... 2075. PENANCE........ 2146. MAJOR HARDY AND PADRE MONTY FINISH THEVOYAGE....... 220PART ILTHE WHITE HEIGHTS7. MUDROS, IN THE ISLE OF LEMNOS . . . 2348. THE GREEN ROOM...... 2409. PROCEEDING FORTHWITH TO GAUJPOU . . 24810. Suvu, AND HEIES AT LAST . . . 25711. AN ATMOSPHERE OF SHOCKS AND SUDDEN DEATH 26412. SACRED TO WmifE...... 27013. LIVE DEEP, ANB LOT THE LESSER THINGSLIVE LONG ... 27414. THE NINETEENTH cs DECEMBER . . .27915. TRANSIT........ 29316. THE HOURS BEFORE THE END . . . .30117. THE END OF GALUPOU..... 30618. THE END OF RUPERTS STORY , . 315. PROLOGUE BY PADRS MONTY: IN the year that the Colonel died he took little Rupert tosee the swallows fly away. I can find no better beginningthan that.When there devolved upon me as a labour of love theediting of Rupert Rays book, Tell England, I carried themanuscript into my room one bright autumn afternoon, andread it during the fall of a soft evening, till the light failed,and my eyes burned with the strain of reading in the dark.I could hardly leave his ingenuous tale to rise and turn onthe gas. Nor, perhaps, did I want such artificial brightness.There are times when one prefers the twilight.