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all wooded, and also situated on a railway convenient to some of the bases of the British army. At this camp was a fine homelike YMCA run by the Navvies' Mission Society, but by this time the labour used was for clearing away the mills and camp, and was supplied by Fritzes.
The River Bresle divides the Department of the Seine Inferieure (Lower Seine River) from the Somme, and Blangy lay out of the divisional area which was in the Somme entirely.
We soon secured billets amonf the inhabitants of Blangy, but the shrewd French women had heard from afar (as usual) of our coming and were
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