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I read these words in a paper at the time of the taking of Albert, for the second time, by our troops. I READ THESE WORDS IN A PAPER AT THE TIME OF THE TAKING OF ALBERT FOR THE SECOND TIME BY OUR TROOPS
 to take its place, so the football loomed very large. It was morning and he had slept long. The guns that grew active at dawn had not woke him; in those twelve days they had grown too familiar, but he woke wide when he heard the young English soldier with a bundle of three-days-old papers under his arm calling "Paiper, paiper!"--bringing to that strange camp the voice of the English towns. He woke wide at that wonder; and saw the sun shining cheerily, on desolation with a tinge of green in it, which even by itself rejoiced him on that morning after those twelve days amongst mud, looking at mud, surrounded by mud, protected by mud, sharing with mud the liability to be suddenly blown high and to come down in a shower on other men's helmets and coats. He wondered if Dante when he came up from Hell heard anyone calling amongst the Verdure, in sunlight, any familiar call such as merchants use, some trivial song or cry of his native city. A Happy Valley "The enemy attacked the Happy Valley.  PART TEN OF UNHAPPY FAR OFF THINGS THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DOT WORK RECORDING BY BETTY B UNHAPPY FAR OFF THINGS BY LORD DUNSTANY PART TEN A HAPPY VALLEY THE ENEMY ATTACKED THE HAPPY VALLEY
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