Diary of a Cricket

... fact that I had become a mere plaything. I hardly touched any food at all. The moral pains gnawing at my heart had a bad effect upon my health. At last, the children became tired of me. One day, ... reputation as a tough fighter began to spread far and wide. All my opponents cleared out after a few blows. I was at that time in the prime of manhood and the best of health. Easy success fans ... my statute as a slave and a plaything. What a confounded fool I was! One day, something happened that opened my eyes. That day, my masters took me to a fight, as usual. My opponent was a pitiful...

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Diary of a Serial Killer

... that of a gold-nibbed fountain pen and blotter. Maybe now and again in biro on a scrap of A4 . It is not the physical act of writing that excites me but that cerebral soaring into a world of ... Christmas and New Year are rapidly approaching and work is really busy. There is always a huge stack of mail to deliver and we get heaps of overtime but I arrive home after work too tired to think of ... killed anything. Ever. The nearest I‘ve been to death is a flushed goldfish and a very rare rump steak at an even rarer barbeque. I don’t have many friends. In fact I have none at all apart from...

Diary of a Nursing Sister on the Western Front, 1914-1915 pptx

... Tuesday wasone day in a hospital, and then travelling till to-day, Saturday. No wonder their wounds are full of straw andgrass. (Haven't heard of any more tetanus.) Most haven't had ... have pneumonias, and paralysis,and septic wounds, and an officer shot through the head, with a temperature of 106 and paralysis; there is a civil surgeon with a leg for amputation at No Stationary.Friday, ... rather nasty bread and unripe pears, and drink a sort of flat cider, as the wateris not good.To-day it is sunny again. I have just been to High Mass (Choral), and taken photos of the Cathedral and...

The Diary of a U-boat Commander pptx

... British boat had been able to make an attack in suchweather. We are now charging on one engine, 500 amperes on each half-battery.* * * * *The Diary of a U-boat Commander 14We are due back at Zeebrugge ... three weeks at home, all the family are pleased except mother; she has a woman's dread of danger; it is a pleasing characteristic in peace time, but a cloy on pleasure in days of war. To her, ... have re-readthis description, and it is oh, so unsatisfying; would I had the pen of a Goethe or a Shakespeare, yet for wantThe Diary of a U-boat Commander 19The Diary of a U-boat CommanderThe...

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID EVENT KIT ppt

... Valentinechimp chocolateEasterchasestickpatroltroubleWinskycardheartFebruaryholidaynoteapemonkeychimpanzeehairybananaDadeattreatcandyfudgeholidaybunnychocolateeggrabbit© ... andtape one name tag on the back of each player. Players should not be told what it says on theirname tag. Please photocopy this page if you have a larger group.How to play: The object of ... GAMEGregRowleyMannyRodrickFrank (Dad)Susan (Mom)FREGLEYGRaMPAgrammacollinwardbillrowley's dadCHIRAGLENWOOD HEATHHOLLY HILLSlelandmamadouscottyuncle joeuncle charliejoshiealex arudapatty...

The Diary of a U-boat Commander pot

... three weeks at home, all the family are pleased except mother;she has a woman's dread of danger; it is a pleasing characteristic in peacetime, but a cloy on pleasure in days of war. To her, ... the narrowness of a female's intellect, I really believe I am of more importance than theFatherland—how absurd. Whilst at Frankfurt I saw a good deal of Rosa;she seems better looking each ... wasup at seven o'clock, and that at 7.15 I had to be back on board the boat.She remembered this, and in an instant the past quarter of an hour mightnever have existed. She was all agitation...

Diary of a Pedestrian in Cashmere and Thibet pdf

... parts with weed and water-plants that it bore quitethe appearance of a floating garden; and as the innumerable boats paddled about, with their bright and sunnycargoes, talking and laughing and ... an almost unlimitedextent of price. After inspecting a quantity of Pushmeena and other local manufactures, Mr. Saifula Babahanded us tea and sweetmeats, after the fashion of his country; and ... village. There was anold serai about half a mile off, but it was full of merchants and their belongings, and savoured so strongly of fleas and dirt, that we gave it up as impracticable.This was...

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