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| | War Memoir of Robert Ellwood |
 | | Well, during the attack, they were being pressed a bit and it was being delayed through resistance of the Turk and I was sent in with my troop certain death facing me, all the confidence in the world that I was going to get through. |
 | | Oh, there's a number of occasions, I say this occasion at Rafa, I had no feelings at all of fear and yet it was just facing death to go across an open area with hundreds of rifle and that was only two at a time, its a peculiar thing. |
 | | Another occasion at the Magdhaba, it was adjutant at the time and I was sitting down on little hillocks all around and writing out an order which GHQ had given me to relay to the squadron. |
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