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But for some the wars live on . The disabled from both World Wars and from lesser campaigns , now all too easily forgotten ; the widows , the orphans and the children – for them their war lives on , every day and all day .
But for some the wars live on . The disabled from both World Wars and from lesser campaigns , now all too easily forgotten ; the widows , the orphans and the children – for them their war lives on , every day and all day .
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He continued in lieveth in me , though he were dead , exactly the same attitude , and with yet shall he live : and whosoever the same expression of countenance , liveth and believeth in me shall never that we had witnessed in the ...
He continued in lieveth in me , though he were dead , exactly the same attitude , and with yet shall he live : and whosoever the same expression of countenance , liveth and believeth in me shall never that we had witnessed in the ...
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“ It was a strange thing to come There was a longish silence , or for , because if you do not live in a rather a longish pause . There is place , why should you wish to know never a complete silence in an what its weather is like ?
“ It was a strange thing to come There was a longish silence , or for , because if you do not live in a rather a longish pause . There is place , why should you wish to know never a complete silence in an what its weather is like ?
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Contents
AFRICA AND THE WHITE MEN BY MARJORIE CAMPBELL WATT | 126 |
SEASONING | 465 |
ASHES OF THE MARSHAL THE BY JOHN BOVEY 32 | 559 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 322 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1977 |
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