Outwitting the Hun ends with a royal audience in London
Lieutenant Pat O'Brien recounts his escape from Germany to Holland and England, his reception by the consul, a Buckingham Palace audience with King George V, and reflections on safety, nerves, and the return home. The tale ends with his voyage to America and a final embrace of ordinary life.
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Lieutenant Pat O’brien
Tick
Tory
America
England
Rotterdam
Holland
Belgium
Antwerp
Arma
Bestnal Separ
Amernad
Germany
France
Rotter
Ragland
Bed Bees
London
Wotl
Abe
Pat
Berlin
Shrembourg
Paul Raney
Coz & Co
Reece
O'Brien
Dave
O’brien
Berie
Pat O'Brien
Leftenant
Tibed Beeats
P. A. O'Brien
Buckingham Palace
Bert Cromer
Courtrai
Dalkeel
Bari Cron
Trad
Bari Cromer
Perhapa
Beard
Bis
Sherweri
Germana
Tadiy
Eygypt
Buck
Bart Cromer
Cade
Oval
Savey
Alice
Atlantic
KFOC
Lascellea
Fragment of a Market Basket Dream in a Humble Scene
A quirky, misspelled narration describes a market basket loaded with meat, potatoes, turnips, onions, cantaloupes, and radishes. A gaze of beauty and love emerges from the scene, suggesting inner desires beyond mere appetite as a young woman contemplates the life before her.
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