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The chatterbox book of soldiers and sailors (1910)

Robinson, Anna, Weir, Harrison · Boston, D. Estes · leaf 36

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captured. You areEngHsh, my man. How came you to be fightingagainst your King? I wasnt, laughed TomPaxton; the French captured me a month agoand because I knew every inch of the EnglishChannel used me for skipper to-night. So it didnttake me long to run into the path of your ship, theFrench… … ^-^^/</L/f,^/^/,^/Lj//i,^,^&2i///////yMM///////////////,,//// /////,j,m/dwiiiiimillh I.hiihiimmijUMM l CORPORAL TIMS STRATEGY ^T 70NDER if theres any of them Rooshlans~ ^ in the bushes yonder, said PrivateRiley to Corporal Hunt as they were crouchingbehind one of the earth barricades thrown…

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