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The Great War As I Saw It

CHAPTER VIII
13/97

He stayed with me to the end.

We were very comfortable in the field.

Ross made himself a bivouac of rubber sheets.

Dandy was picketed not far off and, under the trees, my little brown pyramid tent was erected, with a rude bench outside for a toilet table, and a large tin pail for a bath-tub.

When the battalions came out of the line and inhabited Bulford Camp and the huts of Court-o-Pyp, I used to arrange a Communion Service for the men every morning.


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