BP

And what was more English, what more typical of the public-school man, than the letter B.-P.

Warington had been born ten years before Ste, and it is a mighty good thing for B.-P.

In a few minutes the whole place was in a roar, and, as one of the officers told me, the regiment recognised that in B.-P.

Looking back over the past Mr. Girdlestone finds that what impressed him most in B.-P.

At that time it was the habit to speak about men as "this old bloater" and "that old bloater," and the expression so tickled B.-P.