Item 05: Hector Brewer diary, 7 March-5 August 1918 - Page 70
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[Page 70]
turn up the next night either so I ran up a temperature of 102° and prepared to die. All the other beggars were have been watching my chart un sheet so as to be first in amongst my kit but I have foiled them all as my temp is now only about 100°.
Joe is getting better now and croaks a little louder and oftener than he uster did. Joe by one way of explanation is our Bde. gas officer I mean was, because he got well and truly gassed at dear old Villers.
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Another has told me that Horace who is
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