Nineteen NineteenHarcourt, Brace, 1933 - 374 pages |
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Page 134
... Paris with all the other Red Cross people and Re- lief workers . The rows of grey eighteenth century houses were too lovely in the endless rosy summer twilight , and the flowers for sale and the polite people in the shops and the ...
... Paris with all the other Red Cross people and Re- lief workers . The rows of grey eighteenth century houses were too lovely in the endless rosy summer twilight , and the flowers for sale and the polite people in the shops and the ...
Page 190
... Paris where the French played chess with the Boches in the front line and where one side always warned the other before setting off a mine under a piece of trench . When they were off duty they could go into the inhabited and ...
... Paris where the French played chess with the Boches in the front line and where one side always warned the other before setting off a mine under a piece of trench . When they were off duty they could go into the inhabited and ...
Page 316
... Paris on the phone , but without any luck . Eveline sat in the dreary hotel salon reading old copies of l'Illustration . She wished she was back in Paris too . Finally they decided to start . The rain went down to a drizzle but the ...
... Paris on the phone , but without any luck . Eveline sat in the dreary hotel salon reading old copies of l'Illustration . She wished she was back in Paris too . Finally they decided to start . The rain went down to a drizzle but the ...
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Oh the infantree the infantree 3 3547 | 3 |
The Camera Eye 28 when the telegram came that 43 | 9 |
JOE WILLIAMS | 17 |
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