Subject: ietf-dkim-archive this week make her scream in pleasure over and over (GQ)

From: "Marie Strand" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2018 12:56:04 -0500

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conduct of the defense. While the decision of General Joffre, the French commander-in-chief, to give ground before the German attacks rather than to sacrifice his men in a useless defense of the fortresses, was criticized at first by the people, the resulting value of this move was soon apparent and censure turned to praise. While the heaviest assaults of the Germans were launched in the

ground was recovered. The French moved forward a bit day by day, occupied new positions and consolidated them. It was terrible work, but the French persevered. Around Hill No. 304 and Dead Mans Hill the fighting was especially severe. There men died by the hundreds and by the thousands that one of the opposing armies might advance a few yards.

they encountered strenuous opposition. Abandoning  the outlying artificial fortifications, the French had thrown up huge earthworks and from behind these received the German attacks coolly. Against these great earthworks the heavy guns of the attacking forces availed little. The force of even the great 42-centimetres was not great enough to penetrate the loosely built mounds of earth behind which the French reposed. The great shells struck the fresh earth, were embedded there