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Muannis was taken at the point of the bayonet, the strong position at Hadrah was also carried in absolute silence, and at daylight the whole line the Scots had set out to gain was won and the assailants were digging themselves in. During this period the situation as regards the enemy will become clear, and one will become better able to estimate the chance of success of an attack. The Royal Navy will co-operate with the XXIst Corps in the attack on Gaza and in any subsequent operations that may be undertaken by XXIst Corps. Our authorities on taking over a town or village do all the preliminaries through M. Something was said about English ladies, and the Cure courteously turned back. I soon discovered when, after climbing a steep hill to the east of the road, we found ourselves in full view of the fighting lines and a wide section of the frontier, with the Forest of Parroy, which is still partly German, stretching its dark length southward on the right, while to the north ran the famous heights of the Grand Couronne;--name of good omen! At last they agreed to let the hospital alone, and burn no more houses, if she would take in the German wounded. You will remember the quiet certainty of our young Flight-Commander on March 1st--"When the next big offensive comes, we shall down them, just as we did on the Somme. Hanson," he writes, "Lord Byron's solicitor, consigned him to my care at the age of thirteen and a half, with remarks that his education had been neglected; that he was ill prepared for a public school; but that he thought there was a cleverness about him. He recommends Burton's _Anatomy of Melancholy_ as the best storehouse for second-hand quotations, as Sterne and others have found it, and tells us that the great part of the books named were perused before the age of fifteen. Byron, always "famous for rowing," was a ringleader of the rebellious party, and compared himself to Tyrlaeus. The Chancellor did not press a welcome so received, but resumed his seat; while Lord Byron carelessly seated himself for a few minutes on one of the empty benches to the left of the throne, usually occupied by the lords in Opposition.

On the other hand, Byron was attracted beyond reasonable measure by his gracefully deferential manners, paid too much regard to his opinions, and overestimated his genius. The converse is the case with us Germans; freedom of thought is restricted by the want of freedom in action.