TO THE PUBLIC THE FRIENDS, OLD AND NEW, WHOSE PERSISTENT AND SYMPATHETIC DEMANDS FOR NEWS OF US ON THE HILLTOP "AFTER THE BATTLE," INSPIRED THE COLLECTING AND EDITING OF THESE LETTERS, THIS LITTLE BOOK IS GRATEFULLY DEDICATED ILLUSTRATIONS Photograph of the Author, Reproduced IN Photogravure . . Frontispiece Amelie 6 Mlle. Henriette, "Looking so Pretty In Her Nurse's Dress and Veil" 14 Bishop Morbeau and His "Poilus" 26 La Creste, "The House on the Hilltop," Facing East 60 Our Ambulance 90 Morning Coffee in the Garden at La Creste 120 The Chateau Gate 206 Aspirant B — at a "Post d'ecoute" in he Trenches at Tracy-le-Val, the Nearest Trench to Paris 240 "You Can Go to the Opera, Which I Can't Do if I Like, but You Can't See the Heroes of Verdun not ONLY Applauding a Show, but Giving It" 266 "The Entire Programme is Given by the Toilus" 268 At a Rehearsal at the Chateau de Quincy 270 The Library at La Creste .... 276 Map End Paper Digitized by Google.

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"Continuation of author's 'A hilltop on the Marne.' Collection of letters written to a friend in America, dated September 16, 1914, to April 8, 1917."- Publishers' weekly, Sept. 15, 1917

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