WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 8, 1915.

To-day has not been quite such a hustle as yesterday was, but it has

been very full since 8 a.m. this morning--or rather yesterday

morning! I am very well and getting through it wonderfully; the

Brigade Major will probably return on Thursday or Friday. A Brigade

Headquarters is a busy place on Service, and fifty different things

seem to call for attention at once sometimes. There are telephones

to the different Battalions in the trenches, and a telephone to the

Divisional Headquarters and to Artillery Batteries and Royal

Engineers. Then besides that, Officers come in to ask for

instructions for this, that and the other thing. But I have been

wonderfully helped from day to day. The trenches are pretty bad with

mud and water, and to-day and to-night it has been raining, and they

will be worse to-morrow.

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