(urth) Short Story 44: Continuing Westward

[Marc Aramini]

but we do know the lewis mounted gun is from the royal air force biplane, though I vaguely suppose they enlisted Americans, too, during the war.  I am leaning toward British.

--- On Tue, 9/4/12, Jerry Friedman <jerry_friedman at yahoo.com> wrote:



By the way, the narrator uses the originally American word "dohicky" as well as the British "thingummy".  In that case I suppose we can't be sure whether the girl's vest means the British sense (a sleeveless undershirt) or the American sense.

Jerry Friedman
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