Bull-dog Drummond

BULL-DOG DRUMMOND

THE ADVENTURES OF A DEMOBILISED
OFFICER WHO FOUND PEACE DULL

BY
"SAPPER"
(Cyril McNeile)

Printed in Great Britain by Hasell, Watson & Viney, Ld.,
London and Aylesbury.

CONTENTS
	page
Prologue	7
CHAPTER I
IN WHICH HE TAKES TEA AT THE CARLTON AND IS SURPRISED	24
CHAPTER II
IN WHICH HE JOURNEYS TO GODALMING, AND THE GAME BEGINS	46
CHAPTER III
IN WHICH THINGS HAPPEN IN HALF MOON STREET	71
CHAPTER IV
IN WHICH HE SPENDS A QUIET NIGHT AT THE ELMS	96
CHAPTER V
IN WHICH THERE IS TROUBLE AT GORING	119
CHAPTER VI
IN WHICH A VERY OLD GAME TAKES PLACE ON THE HOG'S BACK	142
CHAPTER VII
IN WHICH HE SPENDS AN HOUR OR TWO ON A ROOF	165
CHAPTER VIII
IN WHICH HE GOES TO PARIS FOR A NIGHT	192
CHAPTER IX
IN WHICH HE HAS A NEAR SHAVE	217
CHAPTER X
IN WHICH THE HUN NATION DECREASES BY ONE	241
CHAPTER XI
IN WHICH LAKINGTON PLAYS HIS LAST "COUP"	266
CHAPTER XII
IN WHICH THE LAST ROUND TAKES PLACE	293
Epilogue	318

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