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Page 44
... keep some supper hot for them . In the morning , when the sun glittered on that blinding snow- scape , the outward run was stimulating in the extreme . The road was hilly , very narrow , often unploughed , and , when not curving in ...
... keep some supper hot for them . In the morning , when the sun glittered on that blinding snow- scape , the outward run was stimulating in the extreme . The road was hilly , very narrow , often unploughed , and , when not curving in ...
Page 253
... keep their elbows to their sides . At night their hammocks are slung above the tables . In a proper trooper there are numerous racks and holes where hammocks , clothing , and equipment can be stowed . In war - time there are fewer racks ...
... keep their elbows to their sides . At night their hammocks are slung above the tables . In a proper trooper there are numerous racks and holes where hammocks , clothing , and equipment can be stowed . In war - time there are fewer racks ...
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... Keep ' im covered , men , " this to his imaginary squad . kamerad • · ! " 66 Kamerad gasped the man as the other put the muzzle to his stomach . " Ar ... Ah'll kam'raad yer spread y'r ' an's above y'r ' ead . . . ' at's et . . . naow He ...
... Keep ' im covered , men , " this to his imaginary squad . kamerad • · ! " 66 Kamerad gasped the man as the other put the muzzle to his stomach . " Ar ... Ah'll kam'raad yer spread y'r ' an's above y'r ' ead . . . ' at's et . . . naow He ...
Contents
Contents for January 1942 | 80 |
A GIPPSLAND TROUT STREAM | 236 |
AT THE HUB BY WESTON MARTYR | 434 |
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