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The battle front. A group of some twenty officers, singing together in gay and noble comradeship. The songs come quickly, one after another.
That young lieutenant with the brown moustache only heard the first:
'I have no use
for divided hearts:
I give mine whole,
and not in parts.'
'What reluctance to give my whole heart!' And his prayer rose up in a broad and peaceful flow.
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