Transcriber's note:
Minor spelling and punctuation inconsistencies, mainly quotes that hadnot been closed, have been harmonized. Missing page numbers are pagenumbers that were not shown in the original text.
ON PATROL
 On Patrol
BY
KLAXON
AUTHOR OF 'H. M. S. ——'
William Blackwood and Sons
Edinburgh and London
1919
TO
D. V. B.
THEY watch us leaving harbour for the greatest game of all,
  And wonder if we're coming back across the greedy sea;
They never know the fighting thrill or high adventure's call—
  I rather think the women folk are better men than we.
But I suspect they say of us as out to sea we go,
  In all our panoply of pride from Orkney to the Nore:
"It keeps them quiet, we suppose—they like the work, we know—
  And soon perhaps they'll tire and play some safer game than War."
CONTENTS.
 PAGE
TO——1
OLD WOMEN5
CHIN UP9
"... THAT HAVE NO DOUBTS"15
SKY SIGNS21
AN ENTENTE27
A BATTLE-PRAYER33
SUBMARINES35
THE BATTLE-FLEET36
DESTROYERS37
AN ADMINISTRATIVE VICTORY39
A NIGHTMARE49
RELEASED57viii
REGULUS63
A NORTH SEA NOTE67
SOMETHING WRONG73
WE77
THE SAILOR'S VIEW83
STONEWALL J                        
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