Item 03: W. E. Bendrey diary, 19 June- 17 September 1916 - Page 68
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[Page 68]
Aug 10 about 10 oclock, & proceeded to give sundry selections on a Concertina while his mate attempted to perform the Highland fling & the Irish Jig. He managed the shouting part alright, but his legs got very wobbly & eventually tangled him up amongst the deck chairs & foot rests. Discovered the bath (with the aid of a kindly Chaplain) & had a good hot swim. Soap mafeesh as the water was salt. Shoal of porpoises sporting on the Port Side. Deck tennis – croquet, quoits etc piano, & sundry books & papers. What more do you
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