My presence unobserved, I was privileged to overhear an interesting conversation between two children, a brother and a sister. Egbert, aged six, was accustomed to look up with unfailing faith to his sister, who had the advantage of two years' fuller
experience of life. Egbeit : "Do you think, Ethel, there will be Zeppelins' in Heaven ? ' Ethel (with indignation and decision) : t; Zeppelins in Heaven ! Certainly not. God's British." Bather a nasty one for the Germans.
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Kai Tiaki : the journal of the nurses of New Zealand, Volume XI, Issue 3, 1 July 1918, Page 128
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