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as he does not fasten up quietly and the old Crock poor beast has not had a very good time lately. Neither the Historians nor the tommy grooms seem to worry much about how the horses are doing. The old crock I hobbled & attached by the singled rein to an old tree surrounded by the most luxuriant grass or barley and the old chap blew himself out like a tick. This horse I remembered I mentioned in March 3rd page 34 and gave a sketch.
[Drawing]
Tomorrow God willing I finish the Peninsular with a sketch of the beach before lunch, then Constantinople & Palestine and a letter possibly from you in about two weeks. I'm glad it's nearly finished. The work has been very trying and I'm due for a rest.
Yours ever
G.W. Lambert
Capt. A.I.F.
War Records Section
C/o A.I.F. H.Q.
Cairo.