Reading Standard Etc 04-1918

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the ,sJiglitest
disilo~i~~ion I· ,of any
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F,an~e. He
shol\ld , meet
the Channel,
and hav~ng 11 ~;:~,~i;l'r'
went · about
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When i is : Sir
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visits lIere,
we 'read ' alt<>r
)~rgel~ planned
do -h ot )mean that
each pr<>'liini that Ithe
mu\i~tilm wdr1i:s, :of. a
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s dden trip
t e gre',t est

now, withtl1[i~., 'irt
~f.!lt, tr~~h, ~he m~n~ood _ f
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round, tbe
did ":not
'the l, be~~g slam by th'll.l\undr,e)l thi?,us:~~d
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. threW' about " ,LUI". .1f·W. ;/orfWl' 'fhnt , th~ wOlld ·maly.
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their best soldiers
th~~ tl~e I(ais~1' C1}ll
up lhis
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Fifth Bl'itish '
a9d , stICk, to It •., , It
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whioh
did not amount
P~y well app~l us ;
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of
numbers;
to' IIIl;:ike
q.uite ,
ba<;k, bllt they
't~~r t,h ~ Jivesl ~f inill!9 nk
when the
agfin ~i at thel,~Jrcy ef ' an
joineJ:l the men
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no furth er. I,And
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e ' have
two \ h~:~~~d and
wr enn f'f the !(aiset be(l~~liSe
of their uUllil,oer
or' wounded
gt]ai::tdson of our dem; : Ol]\',!n I'Vi\}toiri!..
field, ~ "
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. 'p~pl'et in the "hands of
aqd, the . gr~edy trad-ers
Bpt we know '
'kf0"'l, that he and no'
J": a.iser.
s aljld l plotted ,\ the war" ,
. ! hat this sl~u i!llter
' d1,c~lved even hIs . own :'I .lU1UH"1'1
'i5 his
'o~?er that he might
Ulli:~W:U~
now that '
a~d unready, I
h~ve called '
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~~nl:\09d of jer'm"LU v
' honest '
ItWS' sheep ~? , . sl,i1pi!ht,er
was sent to
,Pf0clalm': ,[;h1S IS, my Ib" tt'le
i~ ., And th world will
forget
, Edward
him. But
G:e,nelral~ had ~ Ifl is his ' batie, and
... Jot the'
tIl~y ':, sfme o{ ruin 'and uta.u"",
"od he
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ago to learn r t~~:h!~~'~,::;itl'~~C;~~~
Ithe "King's dail{ "

w~uld declare war at mlCe. 1
·t.lme people should see that he,
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\Ji9Ids are written
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His tro,ubleij cqnS<lieJnc'e 'would
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as now
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qel:'rn,m.' par>ecs. themselves
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Nervous Lond(mel;r. 'iitallU;pooe<I
air r.. id~ oogan ; the 11.ln2·-'",<1
of. re,rn"l-'lillg in
i;o(>-set the nohler
thus ,sharing
same war
that
the hUll)blest cl their 8ubjects were open to.
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Tit. , Kin!!
a'S fond of playas any
typical Engli~hman ' in t1!e,' days of peace,
He loved .. hard set at lawn 'tel'ni, ; hand at

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it-the hospital, where wound~ 8bldier.a may
be Cheered .". a 1Ooro of royal sympathy, or'l
,the' co~munity 01 , war-workers, . wh? ltill
CaIryf,~ with greater !lOst becauae t\;Ie ~st :
01 th ~ation's war-workers: drops in to en, !
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With St&ie document& and of p:etiormillll.. ail! pHde in ~bil'Jl(l, QUl'-maD'ller 0 " State buslnes. leaves a blankIi" oame
any Itilne bjlt_n b're~ldast and b</d-time, the of tIi..
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t at temper in
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a?d' gq t~rough with
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of 't he ,future
fj~rmails ~gl~WIB~ . u8;.-that '
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PaiY ,the pric~
: t~e war " ,..i~ ,a lie,
t
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hap}Jline~B
war was "l~,nn"ej bJ the I{/l.iser
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Oen'erals,
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cpildren lind our
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vye ,twill giv'e with
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a.re aslied. to give, but,
It
thvJ on f~rrr1er '
II rrible curse .of Kaliserl$iiD
, w.hen -th,erlllll'ras troUble irl '
" Odd again-.\' ..." Let
Kaiser
~Bed,.of
tDoubled, ,neither let ,it be'l afraid,
i10d
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dayei may be darker yet Mfor'e
J.- that the
should 'Dot'
IH-eaks forth ... or the
t~~ when
disPllte between ~ul~p:iJ~1 rlrar. But the ImqUlH
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be told I Herr
~~ shown 'up in the dis:clo~PI'es'ior1prfnCl.l
on
the husband of
'~ichnowsky;'1. and
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."88 I&11e grea.t gu~'
.. Bohlen is mot going
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