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

CHAPTER XXV
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Such a bloody business cannot keep up all summer.

But before everybody is killed or a decisive conclusion is reached, the armies will, no doubt, dig themselves in and take a period of comparative rest.
People here see and feel the great danger.

But the extra effort now _may_ come too late.

Still we keep up good hope.

The British are hard to whip.


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