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went to sleep until 4 pm being awakened by J Rolfe who as usual always puts his nose in & disturbs well earned slumber.
There is a letter in to-days orders from General Birdwood, asking us to maintain our discipline, which he says is very scarce in the Australian Armies although they are excellent fighters.
I received 3 more letters from Dear old Nina & was very pleased I seem to be getting plenty of letters now.
20th 2.16 Sunday
I had a pretty exciting night of it with very little sleep. It appears that something went wrong with the inner workings of the Company & the O.C. came home in a hell of a rage.
I had to work on a subject which took from 8 pm Saturday night to 2.30 am Sunday morning. During this time we had a rally at 12 midnight & turned the whole Company out in full marching order.
I turned in at 3 am & got up at 6.30 & started on my visit to Sakkarah with Jack & his friends.
To describe the visit would take too long, but