Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 254William Blackwood, 1943 - England |
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Page 143
He has been swilling it all the sumably if they had gone the other way the Germans would not have Walton sent another eight guns down taken them prisoner . to Colonel Lawson's position , and went There was a great crowd of prisoners ...
He has been swilling it all the sumably if they had gone the other way the Germans would not have Walton sent another eight guns down taken them prisoner . to Colonel Lawson's position , and went There was a great crowd of prisoners ...
Page 144
The morning the Colonel's tank , where it again is cloudy in memory . He thinks sheltered . Then he climbed up beside there must have been an infantry the turret . attack , because there never seemed The Colonel was again busy with the ...
The morning the Colonel's tank , where it again is cloudy in memory . He thinks sheltered . Then he climbed up beside there must have been an infantry the turret . attack , because there never seemed The Colonel was again busy with the ...
Page 145
66 CG 66 66 fighting continuously for forty - eight The Colonel's face fell . He was hours , and only five of the 75 mm . silent for a moment . “ Well , never guns in my Grants are in action . I mind , ” he answered resignedly .
66 CG 66 66 fighting continuously for forty - eight The Colonel's face fell . He was hours , and only five of the 75 mm . silent for a moment . “ Well , never guns in my Grants are in action . I mind , ” he answered resignedly .
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