[Garble-users] Ide of the road, we felt rather sorry for those poor chaps as

[Luckner Z. <coq...@am...>]

 period of his service from September, 1914, to a few days before his
death. "They are," says
the _New York Times_ in commenting on them, "graphic letters that
show imaginative feeling and unusual faculty for literary expression
and they are filled with details of his daily life and duties and
reflect the keen satisfaction he was taking in his experiences.
He knew many of those Americans who have won distinction, and some of
them death, in the Legion and the Aviation Service, and there is
frequent reference to one or another of them.... In few of the
memorials to those who have laid down their lives in this war is it
possible to find quite such a sense of a life not only fulfilled but
crowned by its sacrifice,
notwithstanding its youthfulness, as one gets

from this tribute to Victor Chapman." THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York * * * *
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