Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen197W. Blackwood, 1915 |
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... thought , as we marched through those villages that Sunday morning , how soon we should be march- ing through them again in the opposite direction , and perforce leaving them to their fate . Even now they are in German hands . Arrived ...
... thought , as we marched through those villages that Sunday morning , how soon we should be march- ing through them again in the opposite direction , and perforce leaving them to their fate . Even now they are in German hands . Arrived ...
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... thought it quite pos- sible that we were marching to the nearest seaport to try and save the British Army from utter annihilation . This idea did not , however , last long , and we next thought we were going to 14 [ Jan. Diary of a ...
... thought it quite pos- sible that we were marching to the nearest seaport to try and save the British Army from utter annihilation . This idea did not , however , last long , and we next thought we were going to 14 [ Jan. Diary of a ...
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long , and we next thought we were going to hold a fortress at La Fére . On arrival at La Fére , however , we only halted for two hours , and then moved on to the little village of Rouy d'Amigny , where we arrived at 6.30 P.M. Here we ...
long , and we next thought we were going to hold a fortress at La Fére . On arrival at La Fére , however , we only halted for two hours , and then moved on to the little village of Rouy d'Amigny , where we arrived at 6.30 P.M. Here we ...
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... thought that either we were going to gar- rison some of the Paris forts or else we were going behind them for a rest and to refit . It was a very cold and misty night . This was the nearest point we ever got to Paris , and we expected ...
... thought that either we were going to gar- rison some of the Paris forts or else we were going behind them for a rest and to refit . It was a very cold and misty night . This was the nearest point we ever got to Paris , and we expected ...
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... thought of it , your honour , yet I cannot but feel thrilled at your words . " " It is not an enterprise to enter upon lightly , and if you have not the call it will be better for you to employ your abilities on other lines . I shall ...
... thought of it , your honour , yet I cannot but feel thrilled at your words . " " It is not an enterprise to enter upon lightly , and if you have not the call it will be better for you to employ your abilities on other lines . I shall ...
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