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vs/no more than cotten our breath, scregming thru the air and fursting after the funct, until shells came just above us, with the br-r-ris on down into us. There was about a three food command ti lay down and take all the us fair protection. We needed no bank on one side of the road affacting protection that this gave us They kift coming but not from the direction we had fired. Thank must had the dofe stuck. The 1st sgh. told the drivers shells where the carriages were on us down for they soon were dropping to take cover. some held their houses some turned them loose. Then came the sound of gase horrs us with harness and traces Tragging d soon saw houses going past schooling had taught me different to add to the terror of things. methods of sendurg over gas and at our distance it must be sent by shell. near us on the side of the hill secondly no shells had dit the ground Thirdly all gas is heavy and would he down the hell it anywhere

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