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They're out there George said peering out the window of his room. Polly who had been making his bed looked over at him. Who are George? she said. They think I can't see them but I do creeping along there by the trenches. She came across and stood beside him and looked out the window. Cows moved in the field over the way tails wagging slow. They shot Briggs right through the head and he was beside me one minute he was talking next gone a hole through his forehead. They won't get me like that he said. It'll be all right George just keep near me. She held his arm a cow moved behind the hedge. Back back George said and held her close and away from the window his eyes large and staring. She kissed his cheek he turned and gazed at her his eyes frightened looking. They won't **** me will they? No George not now she said holding him. He stared ahead his eyes watching a moving cow.
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Jun 30, 2017
Jun 30, 2017 at 3:27 AM UTC
GEORGE BROKEN MINDED 1917.
They're out there George said peering out the window of his room. Polly who had been making his bed looked over at him. Who are George? she said. They think I can't see them but I do creeping along there by the trenches. She came across and stood beside him and looked out the window. Cows moved in the field over the way tails wagging slow. They shot Briggs right through the head and he was beside me one minute he was talking next gone a hole through his forehead. They won't get me like that he said. It'll be all right George just keep near me. She held his arm a cow moved behind the hedge. Back back George said and held her close and away from the window his eyes large and staring. She kissed his cheek he turned and gazed at her his eyes frightened looking. They won't **** me will they? No George not now she said holding him. He stared ahead his eyes watching a moving cow.
A SHELL-SHOCKED OFFICER AND THE MAID IN 1917
TerryCollett
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Jun 30, 2017
Jun 30, 2017 at 3:27 AM UTC
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