Reynolds diary, 30 January- 4 November 1915 / Wynfrith Revell Reynolds - Page 109
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[Page 109]
flat. Horsemen. Down Cantby Gully. Leinsters gone. No more in Mortuary. Had good tea & then home (?) to bed.
Mon 9th Things still lively on the left it appears & large numbers of wounded being sent in also plenty of rumours Commenced collecting rifles & equipment
Tue 10th Nothing very fresh Hill taken – Hill retaken Hill not taken at all etc etc Corp Villis not yet found or body in. Turks gave the valley the dence of a shrapneling in the morning & got some Terriers.
Wed 11th Heard from Eustace also paper from Watson Butterworth & Jacobs injured by own bomb. Former serious Seymour had arm smashed
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