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... is one of Bobs's men. He is a Sapper, and is one of the most intellectual officers ever trained in that most intellectual corps. He is- a fine, tall, but not handsome man, though his face is one which wins confidence, while his charm of manner amounts ...
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... DESERT. In a printed reply to a question, issued yesterday. Sir Edward Grey gives of a which has happened to No. Company Camel Corps, which left for Bir Natron, under Birahashi Wbittingham, February last. Sir Edward Gray nays the garrison of Natron evacuated ...
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