"Three Musketeers."

(By "Territorial.")

Air: "Three Blind Mice:"

Three musketeers. (Bis.)
All belong to Beere's. (Bis.)
Officers of the Training Corps,
Three's enough we don't want four,
Profs. in V.C.'s Training Corps,
Three musketeers.

Easterfield, Kirk and Von. (Bis.)
All put a uniform on. (Semel.)
(Pretty to look upon.) (Semel.)
Off they marched to the Kitchener camp,
Through the mud with a steady tramp,
They had no gamp, so got very damp.
Three musketeers.

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Three musketeers. (Bis.)
Starting their careers. (Semel.)
(Wifeys shed their tears.) (Semel.)
On the way to Johnsonville,
Easterfield soon had his fill,
Feared that he might catch a chill,
And he went home.

Two musketeers. (ter)
As gay as gondoliers. (ter)
Zedlitz didn't like the grub,
Said it was like a country pub,
Besides there's a dinner on at the Club,
And he went home.

One musketeer. (Bis.)
It's hard to find just here. (Semel.)
A rhyme for musketeer. (Semel.)
"I feel as cold as cold can be,
Has anyone got a drop of "tea"
"(In a flask) ?" And Trevor said "That's me."
Said Kirk "This treatment agrees with me."
So he stayed on.