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    ”helphelpsobodyhelp”

    ”sanywhereelse”

    ”no,no.ithurts”

    ”yougetupandrun”

    ”hedidntfeellikeit.heoan....itsafunnythingaboutshopingbastothatoalattitudehasalottodoaxaggressive,hehard,herained.”

    thatoffiarkable.arkableisthatsonydidnotbreak.

    entgolt.fred”ose”heyligertookoverthepany.heyligerandyotedto1stlieutenantandholland.hehadbeeninepanybansely.

    heyligerself.hesaeuldbedone.liketheninthefoxholes,heneverrelaxed.thetensionpanyuanpatrolsfroeratingtheline,andthedangerouspossibilityofanotherbreakthroughofthesizeofthatofoctober5indnstantly.heboreupuheresponsibilityookthestrain,didhisduty.

    ”thebritisharestersofintrigue,”aetarget,butisureplanit,becausetheyareverygoodatplanning.”

    heidnight,oadlonelofaheofthebritish1stairboedivision,agernhospitalafterbeingdeprisoner,hadsaeripilotshidingoutbadheneededhelp.sinkagreedtooperate.asthecrossingpointeasysposition,sinkvolunteeredheyligertoleadtherescuepatrordonputit,”hebritishheideaand,isuppose,thebandaids.afairsishstandards.”

    dobeyereason,thegernshadnevereriidnight.

    ontheappointednight,heyliger,lts.enseleidnight,theboforsfiredthetracersstraightnorth.thedutdergroundblihevforvictnalthenorthbank.easybeganpaddlingassilentlyaspossibleacrosstheriver.

    thehadtheediatelybehindhi

    staffordvedforination.thisyterritory,pletelyunfaliartothearie,”staffordreered.

    staffordtookanotherpositiveheartstoppedbeating,”staffordreyandlysaid,easy.”

    theyntinuedonandshortlytthebritishtroops.thefirstoaffordsaeandgavehisredberet,eriofficerhehadeverseen.

    heyligertionedforthebritishtoveinlutotheboats,urgingtheokeepsilent.buttheyjustuldnot.pvt.lesterhasheyrecalledonesaying,”ihoughtidbesogladtoseeabloodyyank.”lieutenantheykillediftheydidntshutup.

    thebritishgotintotheboats;heyligerpulledhisandurgency,”hesaid,andheansallanynt.buttheyanslandontheerifrontlinebehindthedike.

    thedaylonelsinkissuedanessshoajorfactorinthissuccessf

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