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Whilst flipping through the above-mentioned volume for no damn reason, since it has no bearing on what I'm supposed to be writing, I spotted the following in the chapter on field sports:
'A Silver Cup for Mules'
1 - Paymaster Gibbs' "Money-Bag"
2 - Lieutenant Minchin's "Pat"
3 - Lieutenant Frederick's "Beau"
4 - Captain Keyt's "Nimble Dick"
'A hard race and showed much sport.'
Ok, so the last three are a given, but anyone want to speculate on the identity of Money-Bag?!?!?!
'A Silver Cup for Mules'
1 - Paymaster Gibbs' "Money-Bag"
2 - Lieutenant Minchin's "Pat"
3 - Lieutenant Frederick's "Beau"
4 - Captain Keyt's "Nimble Dick"
'A hard race and showed much sport.'
Ok, so the last three are a given, but anyone want to speculate on the identity of Money-Bag?!?!?!
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Date: Mar. 4th, 2013 00:05 (UTC)'Money-Bag'. Not a clue!! The Paymaster General, maybe?
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Date: Mar. 4th, 2013 00:24 (UTC)Money-Bag could be Happy - he was acting as Sharpe's personal bank in "Eagle". Or Lawford, of course...
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Date: Mar. 4th, 2013 00:27 (UTC)Simmerson... who spent his own money to raise the South Essex so he could get to be Colonel?
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Date: Mar. 4th, 2013 00:37 (UTC)