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The Great War As I Saw It

CHAPTER VII
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My bedroom was a tiny compartment which looked out on the backyard.

It was quite delightful to lie in a real bed again and as I was enjoying the luxury late in the morning I watched the carpenter making a baby's coffin.

Robecq then was a very charming place.

The canal, on which was a hospital barge, gave the men an opportunity for a swim, and the spring air and the sunshine put them in high spirits.
It was at Robecq, that I had my first sight of General Haig.

I was standing in the Square one afternoon when I saw the men on the (p.


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