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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II

CHAPTER XXVII
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A new kind of bomb gives him the same sort of joy that a new species would have given Darwin.

He was over in France--where the armies had passed to and from Paris--and one day he found an unexploded German bomb of a new sort.

The thing weighed half a ton or thereabouts, and it was loaded.

Somehow he got it to London--I never did hear how.

He wrapped it in blankets and put it under his bed.
He went out of town to study some other infernal contraption and the police found this thing under his bed.


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