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The Sky Pilot in No Man's Land
Ralph Connor
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"Who?" said Barry.
"Why, Miss Howland," said Fielding. "She was out after you like a shot. She's a plucky one!"
Barry was on his feet in an instant, watching anxiously the progress of the canoes, which were being slowly edged across the river in a long incline toward the shore.
"They'll make it, all right," said Knight, after observing them for a time. "Don't you worry. Just lie down by the fire. We'll be back in a jiffy."
In an hour they were all safely back in camp, and sufficiently recovered to discover the humorous points in the episode. But they were all familiar enough with the treacherous possibilities of rough and rapid water to know that for Hobbs and his deliverer at least, there had been some serious moments during their fierce struggle in the river. Read More
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I liKed the idea of ww1, but it need more explanation of who and what was going on with people
I quite enjoyed this book. It helps that I'm a Canadian army chaplain and it is a book about a Canadian army chaplain. The best part of the book is the fact that it was written by a Canadian army chaplain and that it was written only a year after the end of the First World War. The horrors were stil
This brought me to tears a few times, partly because war is such an absolute waste. I grew up watching those rah-rah movies about WW II, but also in the shadow of the threat of nuclear war; the Cuban Missile Crisis put the first real fear of death in me. Viet Nam solidified my anti-war feelings. I c