Reynolds diary, 30 January- 4 November 1915 / Wynfrith Revell Reynolds - Page 93
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[Page 93]
I think they daren't. Many men sick & many very weak. Into supports at 7 pm after handful of boiled rice for tea No stomach for anything. Sgt Trimble killed about 7 pm Bullett burst his brain open. Heavy sea on the beach.
Fri 2nd July Went into trenches at 5 am. A rum issue. Marvellous. Trenches at 7 pm till next morn
Sat 3rd Out at 5 am Sleep all morn till fool S.M. woke me up To call on Tite noon. Supports at 7. Some rain in night
Sun 4th Into trenches at 12 We all feel the need of a canteen or the need of somewhere to purchase such things as coffee milk etc. At present unfavourable. Letter from Jeannie 3rd
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