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Hira Singh

CHAPTER II
10/77

I said nothing, but they were afraid, as I knew they would be.

Has the sahib ever heard of "left-hand casualties"?
I will explain.
We Sikhs have a saying that in fear there is no wisdom.

None can be wise and afraid.

None can be afraid and wise.

The men at the front, both Indian and British-French, too, for aught I know--who feared to fight longer in the trenches were seized in those early days with the foolish thought of inflicting some injury on themselves--not very severe, but enough to cause a spell of absence at the base and a rest in hospital.


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