Fragmented Wartime Dialog Survives in Dubious Transcript
An OCR fragment portrays harsh battlefield slang as soldiers discuss fire exchanges and ammunition. The text references Glade and Jos, a half hour interval, a possible marriage chance, and a tense moment with a widow, all within a chaotic wartime scene.
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Glade
Jos
Slade
Wilse
PD Oswe
Fragmentary scene with unnamed characters in tense escape
Readable lines describe a man in a linen chest scene stripping sheets, a nurse named Mrs Blair smiling, Jim Slade declaring progress, and Patricia overhearing, as Bennet bursts in and the mood shifts with the arrival of armed men and a tense exit.
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Jim Slade
Patricia
Bennet Aung
Boyer
Dusie
Carrie Diag
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