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(1) In her autobiography, One of These Fine Days, Myfanwy Thomas describes her father going away to fight in the First World War.

After saying good-bye to my father, every night for weeks I prayed for his safety on the ship, which seemed to me the most dangerous part of going to war.

I imagined huge waves dashing against a small tug-boat, which mounted to the crest and then slithered down.

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Richard Emeny, our Chair then spoke about “Edward Thomas, Walking and the Icknield Way”.

I begin this particular Book Trail with a wonderful biography on Edward Thomas which I read last year.

Myfanwy Thomas, a high ranking official in a secret paranormal government agency, has regained consciousness, she has two black eyes and no memory of who.

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My eyes screwed up tightly could not dispel this terrifying picture. The only prayer I knew was one which Joan Farjeon, Joe's daughter had taught me. The prayer was a puzzle but I did not like to ask Mother about it; we were not a praying family.

But seeing Joan kneel by her bed enchanted me and I became a regular kneeler.

(2) In her autobiography Myfanwy Thomas describes how she heard about the death of her father, Edward Thomas.

On that bright April day after Easter, when mother was sewing and I was awkwardly filling in the pricked dots on post