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... thought that life in prison was not going to be so bad after all . . . . We thought ! But I could not help but notice how the Frenchmen dived at the food , fighting for it as though they had not had any for days . After lunch I was ...
... thought that life in prison was not going to be so bad after all . . . . We thought ! But I could not help but notice how the Frenchmen dived at the food , fighting for it as though they had not had any for days . After lunch I was ...
Side 12
... thought he might be a stool - pigeon put in among the prisoners to find out things for the Boche . We were always on our guard against this type of man , but in André's case we were wrong . Later on he gave me the equivalent in prison ...
... thought he might be a stool - pigeon put in among the prisoners to find out things for the Boche . We were always on our guard against this type of man , but in André's case we were wrong . Later on he gave me the equivalent in prison ...
Side 408
... thoughts are very good thoughts . And they thought of Pakistan first , before the Hindus . And that is very annoying for the Hindus . " This point of view was new to Tosh . He put a match to his pipe and re- minded Ashraf that the Quran ...
... thoughts are very good thoughts . And they thought of Pakistan first , before the Hindus . And that is very annoying for the Hindus . " This point of view was new to Tosh . He put a match to his pipe and re- minded Ashraf that the Quran ...
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