TO THE INFANTRYMAN

PREFACE

CONTENTS PART I THE WAY TO THE LAND PART II THE LAND: I. A DAY

PART I THE WAY TO THE LAND I

PART II THE LAND I. A DAY OF PEACE II. OVER THE TOP III. THE

I A DAY OF PEACE

II OVER THE TOP

III THE MAN-TRAP

IV A POINT OF DETAIL

V MY LADY OF THE JASMINE

VI MORPHIA

VII BENDIGO JONES HIS TREE

VIII THE SONG OF THE BAYONET

PART III SEED TIME I. THE SEED II. THE FIRST LESSON III. AN

SEED TIME I THE SEED

II THE FIRST LESSON

III AN IMPERSONAL DEMONSTRATION

IV SOMEWHAT MORE PERSONAL

V A PROJECT AND SOME SIDE-ISSUES

VI THE SECOND LESSON, AND SOME FURTHER SIDE-ISSUES

VII THE THIRD LESSON, AND A DIGRESSION

VIII THE THIRD LESSON IS LEARNED

IX "AND OTHER FELL ON GOOD GROUND"

PART IV HARVEST

Title: No Man's Land

Author: H. C. McNeile

Language: English

E-text prepared by Al Haines

Transcriber's note:

In the original book, the author was given as "Sapper," the pseudonym of Herman Cyril McNeile. This e-book uses the author's real name.

NO MAN'S LAND

by

H. C. McNEILE

Author of
  "Men, Women, and Guns,"
  "Sergeant Michael Cassidy, R.E.," and
  "The Lieutenant and Others"

Hodder and Stoughton
London —— New York —— Toronto
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