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Slade

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n.1.A little dell or valley; a flat piece of low, moist ground.
2.The sole of a plow.
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Then we sent them home under Brigadier-General Fanny Marsh; then the Lieutenant-General and I went off on a gallop over the plains for about three hours, and were lazying along home in the middle of the afternoon, when we met Jimmy Slade, the drummer-boy, and he saluted and asked the Lieutenant-General if she had heard the news, and she said no, and he said:
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There was a girl at the Slade school who supported her mother and two sisters by her drawing.
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