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Tom Slade Motorcycle Dispatch Bearer

CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN
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A squad of German prisoners, of lowering and sullen aspect, marched by with wheelbarrows full of gray blankets.

They were keeping perfect step, through sheer force of habit.

Another dispatch-rider (a "local") passed by, casting a curious eye at _Uncle Sam_.

A French child who sat upon the step had one of his wooden shoes full of smoky, used bullets, which he seemed greatly to prize.

Several "flivver" ambulances stood across the way, new and roughly made, destined for the front.
American naval and military officers were all about.
"We haven't got much time to spare, Tommy," said Mr.Conne, resuming his former seat and glancing at his watch.
"It's only a second.


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