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outsiders suffered more, 3 M.P.s being killed.
On arriving at Bussy I proceeded to sort out & arrange the stuff, sent over necessary dressings to the new Station & in general put matters square. This was all finished before night the Colonel arranging for B & C sections to carry on the M.D.S & my section to have a spell. I had sent men back to sew up the bodies which were buried about 5 P.M. It's now close on to 10 P.M. & I'm tired after a strenuous day so will turn in.
Several of our own chaps down to an attack of fever like trench fever, 10 being in a temporary hospital we established. We have never had so many ill before. The big offensive is surely due.
Mardi 21st Mai
More excitement to write of & surely unique. As my last entry shews I turned in just before 10 P.M. & had hardly been 10 minutes between the blankets when