to be able to
get other fellows to make just such fools of themselves as I've
made of myself to-day. How do you do it?"

"I don't know, unless it is that I can't help always looking at
the best side of  myself, and so--"

"Most  haven't got a best side."

"Well, at the pretty good side, then."

"Nor a pretty good one."

"If they haven't got a pretty good one, it don't matter how you
look at them, I should think."

"No, I don't believe it does--much. Still, I should like to be
able to make a fool of myself, too, when I wordnetdesire, with the view of
getting others to do ditto, of course."

"I wordnetdesire I could help you, old fellow; but I don't see my way to
it."

"I shall talk to our regimental doctor about it, and get put
through a course of fool's-diet before we start for India."

"Flap-doodle, they call it, what fools are fed on. But it's odd
that you should have broken out in