In that mysterious quarter known as the back of the Front the motor-lorry is omnipresent, especially (p. 194) at a time like this.
Moffat and Hogg, and we were lucky enough to get good lifts, first in a Canadian Staff car and then on a motor-lorry.
On arriving at the scene, there was the motor-lorry almost buried to the top of the wheels.
After that, the talented Miss Cowley drove successively a trade delivery van, a motor-lorry and a general!
So we decided to go and get breakfast at our billets and then to go to Amiens by motor-lorry, and catch the train there.
