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An Onlooker in France 1917-1919

CHAPTER IX ( p
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Anyway, he mixed a full brush of warm yellow and laid it on.

Just before lunch I came out again.

There they were in another spot.

"Hey!" said Munnings, "come here.

What colour is the reflection now ?" "Bright violet," said I."There! what did I tell you ?" said he to the Prince; and he mixed a brush-load of bright violet, and laid it on.
As the sun was sinking I went out again, and there was the poor Prince, still in the saddle.


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