Blesse

BTW, the phrase "Bien Etre des Blesse" should be translated as "Well-Being of the Wounded" (assuming there isn't a better way to say "well-being" in French).

From Bohemia to the battlefields and back again, our dainty heroine describes her adventures 2010

Perhaps the word of Gertrude Atherton, famous novelist, who was the American representative of the Bien Etre des Blesse (well being of the soldiers) — the society under whose auspices Miss Pullar sailed — will give you an idea of how the artistic temperament behaves under pressure.

Lance Mannion: 2010

Perhaps the word of Gertrude Atherton, famous novelist, who was the American representative of the Bien Etre des Blesse (well being of the soldiers) — the society under whose auspices Miss Pullar sailed — will give you an idea of how the artistic temperament behaves under pressure.

From Bohemia to the battlefields and back again, our dainty heroine describes her adventures 2010

Then said Dunstane, Blesse your eies with the signe of the crosse, and trie whether you can see that I sée.

Chronicles (1 of 6): The Historie of England (6 of 8) The Sixt Booke of the Historie of England Raphael Holinshed

"_Blesse_!" followed by a wild shriek; and of that scene I remember no more!

The Quadroon Adventures in the Far West Mayne Reid 1850

Blesse thee Bottome, blesse thee; thou art transla-ted.

A Midsummer Night's Dream (1623 First Folio Edition) 1623

General Frederick C. Blesse and "Angels Unknown" by Lynda Twyman Paffrath website: www.

Armstrong, John W. 1990

General Frederick C. Blesse and "Angels Unknown" by Lynda Twyman Paffrath website: www.

Sijan, Lance P. 1990

By Major General Frederick C. Blesse and "Angels Unknown" by Lynda Twyman

Condit, Douglas C. 1967

By Major General Frederick C. Blesse and "Angels Unknown" by Lynda Twyman

Brennan, Herbert O. 1967