Chronology Entry
Year
1920
Text
Baring, Maurice. R. F. C. H. Q., 1914-1918. (London : G. Bell and sons, 1920).
https://archive.org/details/rfchqbaring00bari.
These two villas were elegant little houses, full of pretty china and neat furniture, the sort of villa in which I imagined Madame Bovary might have lived…
I went to the doctor's and asked if I might give the men some tea. They said yes. I brought them some tea in a china cup with a spout…
Yesterday one of the Chinese labourers engaged on making Aerodromes was delivered of a child…
The Chinese have struck. This is the reason. They were supplied with American bread…
The Chinese strike is over. A man who spoke Chinese came and settled it…
https://archive.org/details/rfchqbaring00bari.
These two villas were elegant little houses, full of pretty china and neat furniture, the sort of villa in which I imagined Madame Bovary might have lived…
I went to the doctor's and asked if I might give the men some tea. They said yes. I brought them some tea in a china cup with a spout…
Yesterday one of the Chinese labourers engaged on making Aerodromes was delivered of a child…
The Chinese have struck. This is the reason. They were supplied with American bread…
The Chinese strike is over. A man who spoke Chinese came and settled it…
Mentioned People (1)
Baring, Maurice
Mayfair, London 1874-1945 Beaufort Castle, Inverness) : Schriftsteller, Dichter, Dramatiker
Subjects
Literature : Occident : Great Britain