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Entrain  v. t.  To put aboard a railway train; as, to entrain a regiment. (Recent, Eng.)






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... There we received all sorts of orders and supplies. A day's ration, another gas helmet (we already had one each), war rations (an emergency ration), &c. The next day (Sunday) we marched down to the station to entrain, marching off at 7-45. This was the only hard day we have had so far. We had a tiring march to the station, carrying equipment weighing about 60lbs.—an awful weight—we then waited at the station, and ...
— Letters from France • Isaac Alexander Mack



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