Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 257William Blackwood, 1945 - England |
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... officer prisoner . I knew I must get some information at once , for we were in a dangerous position . I learnt that ... officer's report was true after all . Just then I saw some of our own men , and recognised the com- pany sergeant ...
... officer prisoner . I knew I must get some information at once , for we were in a dangerous position . I learnt that ... officer's report was true after all . Just then I saw some of our own men , and recognised the com- pany sergeant ...
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... officer in charge . After explaining my case to him he gave me a claim form , which I com- pleted . I purchased the goods I required , and though I had to pay for them he assured me that the sum would be refunded when my claim form had ...
... officer in charge . After explaining my case to him he gave me a claim form , which I com- pleted . I purchased the goods I required , and though I had to pay for them he assured me that the sum would be refunded when my claim form had ...
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... officer's haste to rejoin his newly married wife was the prime cause in a chain of events which resulted in the ... officer who carried the vitally important documents . I learn that he had been ordered to convey these documents , which ...
... officer's haste to rejoin his newly married wife was the prime cause in a chain of events which resulted in the ... officer who carried the vitally important documents . I learn that he had been ordered to convey these documents , which ...
Contents
A Subscribers Tribute to Maga | 72 |
A COLONEL OF THE FRONTIER FORCE BY LIEUT COLONEL | 72 |
Salute | 134 |
Copyright | |
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