Item 03: W. E. Bendrey diary, 19 June- 17 September 1916 - Page 47
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[Page 47]
Jly 19 corridors; & the poets corner – where lie so many famous men sleeping "the sleep which knows no waking" until that "Great Day" when the myriad dead shall rise, & this old Earth be no more.
Unable to get in to see Parl't sitting, but went to the afternoon Service at the Abbey & was well rewarded. The organ is magnificent, & the choir sang beautifully.
Secured a railway warrant for Portishead & then collected £ 25 from the NSW Bank. Saw sundry Dookes & Earls at the House of Commons – also Haldane. Gee! I nearly forgot
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