Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 207W. Blackwood, 1920 - England |
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Page 56
in the glare of the enemy's I retired under the blankets Bearohlights . while the storm blew past . “ Umph - Flying Corps , I An hour later he spoke again in mnoh softer tones . The voice gave me such a “ Umph - what's your temstart ...
in the glare of the enemy's I retired under the blankets Bearohlights . while the storm blew past . “ Umph - Flying Corps , I An hour later he spoke again in mnoh softer tones . The voice gave me such a “ Umph - what's your temstart ...
Page 67
the almost impenetrable bush Huns were evidently retiring , for nearly 30 miles without and they had set fire to their seeing any sign of the enemy . vast stores of flour and rice Eventually we turned back in lest we should seize them ...
the almost impenetrable bush Huns were evidently retiring , for nearly 30 miles without and they had set fire to their seeing any sign of the enemy . vast stores of flour and rice Eventually we turned back in lest we should seize them ...
Page 125
Then to the wants of one battalion , they were “ lorried ” to the Lys In the event of an enemy front , and for weeks held attack the battalion would grimly & section of the line . dash into the fray , and at the Now they were baok once ...
Then to the wants of one battalion , they were “ lorried ” to the Lys In the event of an enemy front , and for weeks held attack the battalion would grimly & section of the line . dash into the fray , and at the Now they were baok once ...
Page 128
I attended Brithe night the enemy had been gade conferences without shelling Amiens , four miles number . Ritchie's section , to from our railhead , with slow my sorrow , was transferred , deliberation - vast explosions temporarily ...
I attended Brithe night the enemy had been gade conferences without shelling Amiens , four miles number . Ritchie's section , to from our railhead , with slow my sorrow , was transferred , deliberation - vast explosions temporarily ...
Page 129
We waited nervously west from Villers - Brettoneux , for some indioation that the Light armoured oars of the enemy knew of the numberless 17th Battalion were pioking tanks moving forward softly , their way through the shellthe thousands ...
We waited nervously west from Villers - Brettoneux , for some indioation that the Light armoured oars of the enemy knew of the numberless 17th Battalion were pioking tanks moving forward softly , their way through the shellthe thousands ...
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