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Legionnaire 230: [They] had decided to celebrate the event by crawling round some of their old haunts. I had arrived at the beginning of the crawl.at crawl, n.
Legionnaire 230: [They] had decided to celebrate the event by crawling round some of their old haunts. I had arrived at the beginning of the crawl. Legionnaire 124: I went into town, crawled around the bars and bordels, and crawled home—not a wiser man!at crawl, v.2
Legionnaire 64: [W]e are creased at the end of the day and need every minute of sleep we can get.at creased, adj.
Legionnaire 119: We flogged through the undergrowth all day and covered about twenty miles, hacking away with our coupe-coupe.at flog, v.
Legionnaire 294: Somebody had to take the knock to prevent total loss and to enable a rationalization to be made of the incident .at take the knock (v.) under knock, n.1
Legionnaire 220: Fonfon comes to the tent and brings steaks and lamb chops from time to time and I think this tips the balance and just keeps Subera on side .at onside, adj.
Legionnaire 265: He is liquid slime as far as I am concerned .at slime, n.
Legionnaire 162: The unfortunate Arab had given Hirschfeld both barrels in the back but both cartridges had failed him [...] Nobody had ever come closer to his ticket than Hirschfeld .at ticket, n.1
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