I walked out in the night a while ago. The stars are bright, the night is silent, the country quiet-as quiet as peace itself. Millions of men are in camp and on warships. Will they all have to fight and many of them die-to untangle this network of treaties and alliances and to blow off huge debts with gunpowder so that the world may start again? - Walter H. Page

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Walter H. Page: "I walked out in the night a while ago. The stars are bright, the night is silent, the country quiet-as quiet as peace itself. Millions of men are in camp and on warships. Will they all have to fight and many of them die-to untangle this network of treaties and alliances and to blow off huge debts with gunpowder so that the world may start again?"

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Again	Alliances	Blow	Bright
Camp	Country	Debts	Dieto
Fight	Gunpowder	Huge	Itself
Millions	Network	Night	Peace
Quiet	Quietas	Silent	Stars
Start	Them	Treaties	Untangle
Walked	Warships	While	World

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