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Without any exception1,
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known now by all the world,
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it's now Sunday, September the 3rd, 1939
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as a day to be long remember.
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At 11:15 this morning,
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the primary minister speaking to the Nation from No.10, Dunning Street,
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announce the Great Britain is at the war with Germany.
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Meanwhile, the London Public Earnest2 remind their emergency order already issued.
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No light at any description should be visible3 after black out time.
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No dogs or cats will be allowed to room at three through out of dark,
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and the troops should've to remember
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the thief should not to be committed in public area shelter.
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Gas mask and warm clothing should be placed
hence for retiring
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and he suggests the warm drinking of cinnamon
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would be a great of comfort to small children who
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might have been waken4 at unusual hour.
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If there's ever the troops maid to require the nurse of those children
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who still remain in London despite of the evacuation
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which would continue the late hours until this evening.
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Colonel Cronnie's car!
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I was right, Thomas.
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Tonight!
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To front, Sir?
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Waterloo Station!
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Yes.
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Be familiarity you wanted it.
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I mean I've been to the last one.
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Yes, it would be familiar.
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Thomas
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Sir
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Go by way ofWaterloo Bridge, will you?
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Waterloo Bridge? Sir?
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We have plenty of time.
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All right, sir?
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Wait for me at the other end of the Bridge.
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I'll walk across.
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All right.
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Here, take this!
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Good luck chuck?
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Perhaps it would bring you luck.
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I hope it will.
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I prey5 it will.
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It's such wonderfully kind ofyou
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Do you think you remember me now?
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I think so.
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I think so.
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For the rest of my life.
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I hear it.
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Oh, you're dreaming.
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I didn't hear a thing.
