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| | Herbert Ward. Mr. Poilu. 1916. Introduction, Contents, Chapters I-II. |
 | | Poilu has always a sparkle in his eye, a ruddy glow of health in his cheeks, and a general expression of bright, quick intelligence and good humour. |
 | | The Poilu of to-day is the Frenchman of yesterday. |
 | | Poilu as I know him, I feel that he would wish me to add an appreciative reference to his parents, who, by the way, are also my good friends. |
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