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Springhaven: A Tale of the Great War by R. D. Blackmore (red queen ebook .TXT) 📖

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lift up our glasses, and in silence pledge the memory of our greatest men. With the spirit of Britons we echo the last words that fell from the lips of our dying hero—'Thank God, I have done my duty!' His memory shall abide for ever, because he loved his country.”

The company rose, laid hand on heart, and deeply bowing, said—“Amen!”

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