Letters to Helen - Impressions of an Artist on the Western Front by Keith Henderson
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At the end of the war (Ring, bells, merry bells!) We intend To keep hens, Me and Helen. (Ring, bells!) Such hens! (Merry bells!) And though all our hens' eggs be surrounded by shells, We shall laugh and not care; For there won't be no war, And no hell any more, While Helen is there With the hens. I've just made that up, and the inspiration of so profound an epic has made me want to doze again. Such a lot of dozing! _November 12._ In to-day's letter I enclose a couple of field post-cards which I found on a Boche dug-out bed-hole. I've been so busy these last days, up till late hours, and writing has been "na-poo." Leave? Yes, leave will come in time. Probably the first half of December. How maddening it is for poor old Tom! It's most damnable hard luck being |
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