CHAPTER XIV STORIES FROM THE BATTLEFIELD Thrilling Incidents of the Great War Told by Actual Combatants Personal Experiences from the Lips of Survivors of the World's Bloodiest BattlesTales of Prisoners of War, Wounded Soldiers and Refugees Rendered Homeless in Blighted Arena of Conflict.

" Then briefly she told how they had been turned from the gate by Peter, and how Mr. Godwin was now as poor and homeless as we.

It was here, on Mount Olivet, that Adam and Eve took refuge when drive out of Paradise to wander homeless on earth, and they had wept and bewailed themselves in this very grotto.

"That is the way I am," she said at last, sobbing aloud, "I am homeless like them.

It was not a pleasant sight for the officers to see women and children flying half-naked and homeless through the snow, nor did they think it would strengthen the Union sentiment; but what could they do?

You don't know what you are talking about: you don't realize in the least what it is for a woman to live alone and homeless to the end of her days.

This false alarm had roused my anger and in a jiffy I could see how thousands of people had been deceived, and were now erring homeless along the roads of France!

"I am foolish, I know," said Mary, "but I just feel homeless without any relatives here in Scotland.

We had a great shock last spring when Mr. Prentiss was stricken down; I do not dare to think how hard it would have been to become husbandless and homeless at one blow.

Rendered Homeless by War LXIV.