Item 02: Arthur Newling diary, 25 September 1917-8 August 1918 - Page 131
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<p>[Page 131]</p><p>Jack Crougey who has charge of the 5th Inf Brigade Y.M. Stayed there for about 1½ hours and we walked back to Behencourt together.</p><p>MONDAY 22ND APRIL 1918<br />Nothing doing. Wrote to Cut as I had a long letter from him.</p><p>TUESDAY 23RD APRIL 1918<br />Weather fine. Some wild excitement as the boys cut</p>
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