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... of war N.B. This is a true story- none of Cynicuss's concoctions I wonder whether any painstaking hack with a meticulous type of brain will ever address himself to the task of compiling a schedule of the small everyday items which the state of war has ...
... to think of living and working underneath the ground. You must know that in the beginning moles ran about just as cats and dogs do, until Peter taught them to live underground and so con vincing were his arguments that you will never see a mole now that ...
... to think of living and working underneath the ground. You must know that in the beginning moles ran about just as cats and dogs do, until Peter taught them to live underground and so con vincing were his arguments that you will never see a mole now that ...
... which the war has robbed the world-- are no longer with us, though the message which war taught them remains behind. Both in their respec tive British and French ways have given 'us a won derful and beautiful picture of the human soul in war, as war cleanses ...
... once beats and strikes it. Mr. Butler attended an Easter service at Karesuando, a real unspoilt Lapp town, at which forty dogs were present, besides babies in their snug, moss-lined canoe-cradles. The older Lapps who went to sleep during the service ...
... Free. We are specially authorised to j pack and despatch parcels to j Prisoners of War, subject to I the regulations of the War j Office and of the Central Prisoners of War Committee, i All enquiries on such matters receive immediate attention. i The 'Flanders' ...
... to the Forces for their gallantry and devotion. The finance of the war, when the Chancellor of the Exchequer asked for a few hundred millions sterling more with which to pay for the war until the end of the year, the military situation debate, and Sir ...
... once beats and strikes it. Mr. Butler attended an Easter service at Karesuando, a real unspoilt Lapp town, at which forty dogs were present, besides babies in their snug, moss-lined canoe-cradles. The older Lapps who went to sleep during the service ...
... despatch parcels to THE NIPPER Prisoners of War subject to j HANOSMOBILE I the regulations of the War! I „„J „f ,L. i lhls is a grand little I Office and of the Central i hand propelled Car I =rr Prisoners of War Committee. working on the crank I 5=1 I All ...