as any man I know, and his loss is tremendous. I,
as well as all his friends out here, sympathise most deeply with
his family, whose consolation must be that he died a gallant
soldier's death."

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"Daily Post" Printers, Wood Street, Liverpool.

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| Page 37: fraid replaced with afraid |
| Page 44: Boches replaced with Bosches |
| Page 48: intersting replaced with interesting |
| Page 55: we we replaced with we |
| Page 64: Epeleque replaced with Eperlecques |
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| phrasing "Breakfast off a cup of coffee" and "Lunch off |
| omelette". This is not a typo. |
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