A dugout in the British trenches before St Quentin. A few rough step lead into the trench above, through a low doorway. A table occupies a good space of the dugout floor. A wooden frame, covered with wire netting, stands againts the left wall and serves the double purpose of a bed and a seet for the table. A wooden bench againts the back wall makes another seat, and two boxes server for the other sides. Another wire-covered bed is fixed in the right corner beyond the doorway. Gloomy tunnels lead out of the dugout to left and right. Except for the table, beds, and seats, there is no furniture save the bottles holding the candles, and a few tattered magazine pictures pinned to the wall of girls in flimsy costumes.