I've got a little job on 'and, the time is drawin' nigh;     At seven by the Captain's watch I'm due to go and do it; I wants to 'ave it nice and neat, and pleasin' to the eye,     And I 'opes the God of soldier men will see me safely through it. Because, you see, it's somethin' I 'ave never done before;     And till you 'as experience noo stunts is always tryin'; The chances is I'll never 'ave to do it any more:     At seven by the Captain's watch my little job is . . .  dyin' . I've got a little note to write; I'd best begin it now.     I ain't much good at writin' notes, but here goes: "Dearest Mother, I've been in many 'ot old `do's'; I've scraped through safe some'ow,     But now I'm on the very point of tacklin' another. A little job of hand-grenades; they called for volunteers.     They picked me out; I'm proud of it; it seems a trifle dicky. If anythin...