They were so happy that they had found someone who could just about get by in French and it became a joy to serve at their table every meal time. We c...atted a lot, mostly in my inadequate school boy French and they practiced their rudimentary English too. Before they left to continue their travels they invited me to go and stay with them in France to help with their English and to help me with my French.So, I used all my winter school holiday to travel by train and channel ferry (Funded by my. I used my same argument on him about me being an experienced balloon buster, so he finally agreed to honor my request. Sure, he could have been ordered to mount those "fool" rockets, but it was better to have him doing it because he wanted to. I had to have everybody's full cooperation to make this idea work, and I was relieved when Sgt. Alfred finally caved in.We managed to scrounge up some launching equipment and some of the old rockets from stores because everybody had been too busy to worry. He needs a capable second-in-command. You're a little young, but you've seen the elephant. Go, Lieutenant!"Legios went outside and found that the old sergeant, the one who'd given him the magnificent horse, was waiting for him again, again with the same horse."Why, sergeant?" Legios asked.The veteran smiled. "Our Captain-General is a man with tastes as large as he is. Women and battle, those are the center of his life. Occasionally, Lieutenant, things happen. Once such a thing happened to. It sendeth thy road mates into frenzies, ditch or pasture and they will loveth thee not. Remember that most of thy road mates are not of the same knowledge as thee.7.Thou shalt dim thine lamps when approaching others.The lamps on thy Chariot are of many candles and should thou blind the eyes of the oncoming they wilt not perceive the direction of the way and thou may be charged with a force of a heard of wild stampeding Elephants, as although they have eyes they seeth thee not.8.Thou shalt not.