Blackwood's Magazine, Bind 205William Blackwood, 1919 |
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Side 6
... hundred miles in the burning heat across waterless deserts without regular or sufficient rations and without transport -in many cases without boots , which had been exchanged for a few mouthfuls of food or a drink of water . We officers ...
... hundred miles in the burning heat across waterless deserts without regular or sufficient rations and without transport -in many cases without boots , which had been exchanged for a few mouthfuls of food or a drink of water . We officers ...
Side 19
... hundred yards distant , to fetch water : roll- call was not held until we marched off next morning . We had agreed amongst our- selves , however , that we would now wait until we reached Yozgad , and could contrive some plan by which ...
... hundred yards distant , to fetch water : roll- call was not held until we marched off next morning . We had agreed amongst our- selves , however , that we would now wait until we reached Yozgad , and could contrive some plan by which ...
Side 22
... hundred yards to our right . His face lighted up with pride of achievement and pleasant recollection . " Do you see that ravine ? " he said . " Well , there I helped to massacre 5000 Armenians . Allah be praised ! " The 120 mile maroh ...
... hundred yards to our right . His face lighted up with pride of achievement and pleasant recollection . " Do you see that ravine ? " he said . " Well , there I helped to massacre 5000 Armenians . Allah be praised ! " The 120 mile maroh ...
Side 38
... hundred yards from the mine . " The John Brown , sir , " said the signalman promptly . " Damn the John Brown , " said Jones ; " tell her to come within hail . " Meanwhile every glass and telescope in the ship was levelled on the mine ...
... hundred yards from the mine . " The John Brown , sir , " said the signalman promptly . " Damn the John Brown , " said Jones ; " tell her to come within hail . " Meanwhile every glass and telescope in the ship was levelled on the mine ...
Side 47
... hundred and sixty - a number which appalled even such a worshipper of the wisdom of English Law as was that famous jurist . Such a code of criminal justice , if carried out strictly , must have led to revo- lution in the meanest ...
... hundred and sixty - a number which appalled even such a worshipper of the wisdom of English Law as was that famous jurist . Such a code of criminal justice , if carried out strictly , must have led to revo- lution in the meanest ...
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Abel Lefranc ahead Aleppo Allies Army arrived asked attack batteries boat Boche Bolsheviks bombs Boots brigade British Captain coast Cochrane colonel Commander D Battery dark diving E boat enemy engines eyes feet fighting fire four French front German guns half hand head heard Hindenburg Line horses hour infantry keep knew land leave light look machine Major Veasey ment mess miles minutes morning Mosul move never night Nisibin Nissen hut Nobby Noreuil officers once party passed patrol periscope pilot plough prisoners ravine road round Salonica seemed seen sent sheep shells ship side sight signal soldiers stood submarine tanks thing thought tion told took torpedo trawlers troops Turkish Turks turned U-boats valley versts village waggon waiting walked War Office watch Yozgad Zeebrugge