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D. H. Parry. With Haig on the Somme
With Haig on the Somme
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WITH HAIG ON THE SOMME
CHAPTER I
An Uncensored Letter Read Aloud
CHAPTER II
Off to the Front
CHAPTER III
"At Ten o'Clock Sharp!"
CHAPTER IV
His First Time Under Fire
CHAPTER V
How Dennis Came in for a Taste of Dispatch Riding
CHAPTER VI
A Terrible Adventure at Dawn
CHAPTER VII
A Friend in Need
CHAPTER VIII
In the Enemy Trenches
CHAPTER IX
In the Sniper's Lair
CHAPTER X
In which Dennis Meets Claude Laval, Pilote Aviateur
CHAPTER XI
A Daring Dash
CHAPTER XII
In the Hands of the Enemy
CHAPTER XIII
A Mad Gamble for Liberty
CHAPTER XIV
The Sing-Song in the Dug-out
CHAPTER XV
"Reedshires!—Get Over!"
CHAPTER XVI
The Silencing of the Guns
CHAPTER XVII
The Exploits of A Company
CHAPTER XVIII
With the Lewis Gun—and After!
CHAPTER XIX
What They Learned on the German Telephone
CHAPTER XX
The Last Rung of a Broken Ladder
CHAPTER XXI
Von Dussel's Revenge
CHAPTER XXII
The Row in the Restaurant
CHAPTER XXIII
"Gas!"
"DRAMATIC CAPTURE OF A GERMAN SPY AT. A WELL-KNOWN WEST-END RESTAURANT! ESCAPE OF HIS FEMALE ACCOMPLICE! BRITISH OFFICER'S WINE DDRUGGED!"
CHAPTER XXIV
The Château at the Trench End
CHAPTER XXV
From Kite Balloon to Saddle
CHAPTER XXVI
Under the German Eagle
CHAPTER XXVII
On the Part Dennis Played in the Recapture of Biaches
CHAPTER XXVIII
The Exciting Adventures of "Carl Heft"
CHAPTER XXIX
An Old Friend—and a Bitter Enemy!
CHAPTER XXX
Under the Enemy Wall
CHAPTER XXXI
With Dashwood's Brigade
CHAPTER XXXII
The Rewards of Valour
Printed by. Cassell & Company, Limited, La Belle Sauvage, London, E.C.4. F40.617
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D. H. Parry
Published by Good Press, 2019
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"Very well, do not go yet until you have heard me start the engine. Then when I have gone, walk quietly out of the house just as you are. They might trace a taxi."
The motor-car came to a stand outside Charing Cross Station, and Mrs. Dashwood's heart seemed to come to a stand with it. In less than half an hour she knew she would have parted with her boys, perhaps for the last time, but she kept a brave face as Bob helped her out, and they found themselves on the fringe of the busy throng that every day marks the departure of the boat-train.
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