Channel without being seasick.

BLUCHER, a Dutchman who was on the job at Waterloo. He also
was not the only German general who ever fought France.

BONAPARTE, Joe, just Nap.'s brother (see him).

BONHEUR, Rosa, a lady French artist who wore men's clothes.
Being an old maid, she painted animals, but never mastered the
parrot or the cat. Her endeavors were confined to horses, and
one of her paintings is considered fair.

BOOTH, General William, founder of a vast army which never
fought a battle, made a retreat, or surrendered. Conducted
campaigns in Great Britain and the United States, with brass
bands and collection devises. The army later became a
suffragette institution when women were admitted as recruits,
and placed as sentries to guard the Christmas-Easter collection
forts. Publication: War Cry. Recreation: Reviewing troopers
and troopesses.

BOSWELL, Dr. Johnson's press agent (see the Doctor).

BRADSTREET, author. Wrote a book in which he described your
bank account and told how you paid your bills. His
complimentary comments are highly valued.

BRIEUX, Eugene, a seller of damaged goods who got away with it
without being fined or driven out of business.