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The chatterbox book of soldiers and sailors (1910)

Robinson, Anna, Weir, Harrison · Boston, D. Estes · leaf 116

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ld man, their chief, who is my friend.I just wish you could hear him tell of the dayswhen he was a little boy. I wish I had livedthen before the Maoris were civilized. Theyused to have such fine times cruising about intheir canoes, and conquering all the other tribes.While they paddled along one of… … A TRUE STORY A RMAND was a very brave French cor-^ ^ poral. He was especially brave at Se-bastopol, and was the next day to be given themedal of honor. With his comrades he was inone of the trenches. All were talking of thehonor to be given him on the morrow. Andall were glad, for his bravery and…

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