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"Flanders"
+ Under the lee of die little wood I'm sitting in the sun: What will ,be done in Inlanders JJei'ore tlie day be done? t'nder my feet the wringing blades Arc green a« green can rljo; it's the bloody clay of Flanders
That keeps them givuu lor mo. Above, beyond tJiw Jarelu'.s The sky is very blue; "It's the smoke of hull in Flanders That loaves the sun lor you." By nests in the blossoming elm-tree I'iie «"ifie rooks rock on bough. What blasts of hull, in Flanclei*, Hive the bared -braiiclius, now? "H. 0. F.» in London Times.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 July 1915, Page 2
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99"Flanders" Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 July 1915, Page 2
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