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tomorrow. The man who lost his eyes through the explosion of a shell is about 26 - married and has a little boy 7 months. He asked to have its photograph sent then remembered he could not see him - "but", he said, "I will be able to see it in a few days". His face is almost gone - only his mouth & nostrils are uncovered. A man had the rivet of a bayonette removed from his spine. He cannot live long. One had a bullet pierce his heart. He is alive. I can't go on. Will write later. Saturday Nov. 29th 1914. So much has happened. A week ago yesterday ^[[20th]] B. sent for me to ward 77 and I went to speak to him in the hall. "Can you be ready", he said to leave in an hour". My heart jumpted. I nodded. "I am going to take you with Dr Gros to Abbeville. "How long will we be away?" "One night". I went back to the Hotel, called Emilie to pack me my small bag, had a bite to eat, put on my