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共 28 段- The recent history of Metz was plainly visible in her
- It was these creature comforts of his new billeting area tha
- Whatever the docility, the conciliatory attitude of our forc
- Wilhelm der Erste, the first Kaiser, was a good man in every
- A man who rented his motor-boat to our Marine Corps at forty
- It was my good fortune to be able to make two excursions int
- The tramp of hundreds of hobnailed shoes on the deck over ou
- As a refinement of cruelty the Dutch authorities submitted u
- But perhaps all this will in time be swept away, for there w
- Though ostensibly the same, German prices were vastly lower
- There was a suggestion of the famine victims of India in man
- The fifth meal to which the reader is invited was one corres
- “_Bist du auch gegen uns gewesen?_” she asked, softly, after
- Though I did not get it all from any one person—no resident
- It seemed to be the old men who resented most the loss of te
- Sunset and dusk had been followed by an almost full moon tha
- This was still manned by a German crew. For every car that l
- It is quite possible that the increased liveliness of the Po
- The men were less indifferent to the recent change of govern
- The Sparticist uprising in Munich, now crushed, evidently ma
- When I returned to the inn, the “guest-room” was crowded. St
- The next morning he insisted on rising early to accompany me
- “You see that farm over there?” asked a food-canvasser with
- “Rich men?” I queried.
- Milk, said the man who had brought Pegnitz its supply for ye
- Kulmbach, noted the world over for its beer, is surrounded w
- “Eggs, my dear sir!” he cried, raising both arms aloft and d
- In the train next morning the eye was instantly attracted to