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🎮 The nurse was standing by the window. She turned sharply on Joan’s entrance. Joan slipped the box into her hands. She saw the ditches, like long graves dug for the living, where the weary, listless men stood knee-deep in mud, hoping for wounds that would relieve them from the ghastly monotony of their existence; the holes of muddy water where the dead things lay, to which they crept out in the night to wash a little of the filth from their clammy bodies and their stinking clothes; the holes dug out of the mud in which they ate and slept and lived year after year: till brain and heart and soul seemed to have died out of them, and they remembered with an effort that they once were men.!

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He looked at her, and a flush passed over his boyish face. The ragged figure on the bench opposite opened its eyes, stared at her; then went to sleep again. A prowling cat paused to rub itself against her foot, but meeting no response, passed on. Through an open window, somewhere near, filtered the sound of a child’s low whimpering.!
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The nurse was standing by the window. She turned sharply on Joan’s entrance. Joan slipped the box into her hands. The nurse was standing by the window. She turned sharply on Joan’s entrance. Joan slipped the box into her hands.
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