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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I

CHAPTER XI
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The ladies of fashion are hospital nurses and Red Cross workers, or they are collecting socks and blankets for the soldiers.

One such woman told your mother to-day that she went to one of the recruiting camps every day and taught the young fellows what colloquial French she could.

Every man, woman, and child seems to be doing something.

In the ordinary daily life, we see few of them: everybody is at work somewhere.
We live in a world of mystery: nothing can surprise us.

The rumour is that a servant in one of the great families sent word to the Germans where the three English cruisers[74] were that German submarines blew up the other day.


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