History disproves the poem with the fact that the Confederate troops never passed by her house.

On the preceding day troops had again passed through the place.

As the troops pass in review, the movie closes.

His orders to his men were, "Let the troops pass by.

Unfortunately, many of those lay through places Ma'ar's troops had lately passed.

The troops had nearly all passed by now.

"It was psychological terror," the 35-year-old mother said as she sat in her living room overlooking the main street where the troops passed by.

On the way through which the troops passed villages have emerged.

But the narrator says, "The offensive troops, using protective equipment, passed through this territory without any damage to their health."

The steps ended and the troop passed through another low door.