But if the Hun had been a reasonable, decent bodyand I'm praying we've taught him, all we Allies, that he maun become such if he's tae be allowed tae go on living in the world at a'!he could ha' found the rest o' the world ready to talk ower things wi' him.

The Attributes of the Enemy are thus summed up by one trench bard: If Boches laughed and Huns were gents, They'd own their share of continents; There'd be no fuss, and, what is more, There wouldn't even be a war.

On occasions such as these, the men were rewarded with the only really square meal they had often had for days; for the Hun is a past master in the art of doing himself well, and his chopboxes are always full of new bread, chocolate, sardines and many little delicacies.

The T'u-yü-hun were a people living in the extreme north of Tibet, under a ruling class apparently of Hsien-pi origin; the people were largely Tibetan.

In the houses, too, both the chateaux and the comfortable French farmhouses, we saw what manner of man the Hun could be in the matter of looting.