A Fine Sight!
p. 27 · Read in the full issue
The sergeant-instructor was taking a class of backward recruits in musketry drill.
“Private Smithers,” he said, with some wrath, “I just told you to take a fine sight and you at once did the opposite.”
“Did I, sergeant?” murmured Smithers nervously.
“Yes, you did,” snapped the sergeant.
“You ought to know by now what a fine sight is. What is a fine sight, anyway?”
The recruit looked thoughtful.
“A very large ship full of sergeant instructors sinking in the middle of Cleveland Bay,” He returned.
