Gallipoli Diary
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共 26 段- Our next stop was Malta, which struck me as very picturesque
- Midshipmen and Naval Lieutenants were in charge of the pinna
- It was cruel luck that he even was not permitted to land, fo
- I wake at eight, but am given permission to sleep all the mo
- Carver tells me that the other day he noticed one sitting ha
- Go to Brigade H.Q. in the afternoon and find the rest camp a
- Looking back on the episodes that occur when the beach is su
- The survivors coming ashore were looked after by the Tommies
- The French “75’s” start the music, bursting out into a roar
- It is a weary walk back, and I wish that I had ridden.
- We come to a dugout in the support trenches, and are asked t
- On the way back from Pink Farm I call on the R.N.D. armoured
- Captain Koebel, of the Queen’s, on board; friend of Parnell.
- On account of shelling, I have lately managed to get my issu
- It is a wonderfully clear day and we can see the Asiatic sid
- Dusk arrives, and the moon is rising. Major Badcock is going
- Wake up early. A perfect morning, but a high wind. Scene bea
- All quiet up to 3.30 p.m., when we had a very bad shelling,
- I come back along the lower road which leads to our D.H.Q.,
- We follow Panton, who is on his round of inspection of sumps
- Yes, I think evacuation has been definitely decided on, so o
- Drafts arrive for the 29th Division. A beautiful day and not
- Regularly at dusk we go up to the C.R.E. nullah and issue ra
- The day drags wearily away. There is nothing much to do but
- Enemy aeroplanes are over in the morning, showing great dari
- Page 154 – “goodnight” changed to “good-night” (who says goo