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Title: The literary digest
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York : Funk & Wagnalls (etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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shears! You had the courage, made-vioiselle. It was just after the soupe,and 3 ou said you could stand it no longer,that we must all be trimmed like theAmericans. Since revisiting my home inBordeaux, which is full of Americans, Iappreciate jom* point of view. Now completely healed, I have re-joined my regiment. It is five oclockin the morning and I am in a hole withwater to my ankles. We have reachedthe second line of the Boches. I workedwith confidence liecause I thought I wasfighting as much for you as for myself,and see, because of this thought, I amsafe and sound. When will this abomi-nable war be ended? You, too, are nearthe front, like the soldiers, doing j^our duty.It must be very tiring to be -with, yom*wounded so long without a rest. I giveyou all my compliments on your beauti-ful act of devotion. Permit me to offeryou these little flowers received in a letterfrom my parents for good luck. Here is another, which was written inlavender ink on pale-blue paper with adeeper blue

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