doughboy

I was in a base hospital one day when a doughboy came in all gory about the head.

"Here y'are, try this," cried the old man, tossing him a large piece of doughboy.

However, he was compelled to leg it at the point of an American bayonet in the hands of an American doughboy.

When the doughboy wanted eggs, for instance, he wanted them badly, and that was all there was to it.

With all the panegyrics on the American doughboy during and since the war, not enough has been said or can ever be said about him.

"Let me see," said Bok, and the doughboy took him in with the pig following close behind.

They knew Tim's French was several degrees worse than the usual American doughboy's "frog" talk.

About this time the day of the doughboy was a pattern of compactness, though he called it a harsher name.

"So that fella's Lank, the great ball player," you can hear one doughboy say to another.

The amazing part of the "show," however, was the American doughboy.