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• The cap-tain was a duck With a pack-et on his back And when the ship be-gan to move The cap-tain cried "Quack! —  Games for the Playground, Home, School and Gymnasium
• Last of all came Pétain, the protégé of De Castelnau, who commanded at Verdun--a tall, square-built man, not un-English in his appearance, with grizzled hair and the sober face of a thinker. —  A Volunteer Poilu
• 'Yer can't 'ave spent it all--tain't possible--an yer ain't chucked it out o' winder. —  The Story of Bessie Costrell
• Glorious also is the record of the other French Generals: the strong-souled Pétain, hero of Verdun; the heroic Maunoury; Castlenau and Mangin, Gouraud. —  Mr. Punch's History of the Great War
• In the centre of the city of Metz sat the Marיchal Pיtain, and kept his eye upon Lorraine. —  The Happy Foreigner

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