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He wrote his wife from battle's field how he cleaved through the solider's head, and how now, he said, I see his eyes peer hard from night's sleep. All about me men were killing, hacking each on each, as if Hell had emptied all upon the field, none giving quarter; none until death comes will yield. He added fond wishes and kisses at the bottom, his scribbled hand was hard to read midst fingerprints blood marked, where one had bled. She had his letter and his words, but he was dead.
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Oct 2, 2017
Oct 2, 2017 at 12:44 PM UTC
Waterloo Letter 1815.
He wrote his wife from battle's field how he cleaved through the solider's head, and how now, he said, I see his eyes peer hard from night's sleep. All about me men were killing, hacking each on each, as if Hell had emptied all upon the field, none giving quarter; none until death comes will yield. He added fond wishes and kisses at the bottom, his scribbled hand was hard to read midst fingerprints blood marked, where one had bled. She had his letter and his words, but he was dead.
Waterloo Letter 1815
TerryCollett
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Oct 2, 2017
Oct 2, 2017 at 12:44 PM UTC
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