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... ment the company officers ' mess was in a separate building , and never composed of more than four members ; but at Ujest there occurred one of the rare opportunities of run- ning a battalion mess . This was established in the schloss ...
... ment the company officers ' mess was in a separate building , and never composed of more than four members ; but at Ujest there occurred one of the rare opportunities of run- ning a battalion mess . This was established in the schloss ...
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... ment . Both Poles and Ger- mans were constantly appeal- ing to the British for protec- tion . One night there were ululations outside the house . They proceeded from a poor old woman whose son had just been kidnapped by a band of German ...
... ment . Both Poles and Ger- mans were constantly appeal- ing to the British for protec- tion . One night there were ululations outside the house . They proceeded from a poor old woman whose son had just been kidnapped by a band of German ...
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... ment , and then asked , Sure , doesn't yer honour be always having Jack O'Mara pulling an oar with ye ? I admitted that we generally had . " Well , ” said he in triumph , " sure , that's why I built her that ways . Ye can always be ...
... ment , and then asked , Sure , doesn't yer honour be always having Jack O'Mara pulling an oar with ye ? I admitted that we generally had . " Well , ” said he in triumph , " sure , that's why I built her that ways . Ye can always be ...
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... ment but also to the soldiers of Islam , and last but not least , to the person of Haganas Kuku himself , then action had to be taken , and Haganas Kuku in- tended to take it . The force that he now com- manded was not a large one ...
... ment but also to the soldiers of Islam , and last but not least , to the person of Haganas Kuku himself , then action had to be taken , and Haganas Kuku in- tended to take it . The force that he now com- manded was not a large one ...
Side 58
his surroundings . He was quite convinced that his every move- ment was even now being watched from the recesses of the bush by the inhabitants of this very village , and the sight of a villainous - looking arrow , newly smeared with ...
his surroundings . He was quite convinced that his every move- ment was even now being watched from the recesses of the bush by the inhabitants of this very village , and the sight of a villainous - looking arrow , newly smeared with ...
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