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"We'll close It." They entered with fixed bayonets and dropped the butts of their rifles on the sanded floor.
A man in gaiters choked over his ale and two fishermen removed their clay pipes and stared.
The bar-maid alone arose to the occasion. "Now, then," she exclaimed briskly, "What way is that to come tumbling into a respectable place? None of your tea-garden tricks in here, young fellow, my lad, or--" The tallest of the three intruders, in deep guttural accents, interrupted her sharply. "We are Germans!" he declared.
"This village is captured.
You are prisoners of war.
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