Munro ScoE

Munro led him a little distance ahead of the others.

Munro was principal of a public school for five years.

Although deep in his heart Munro felt sure that there would be no 'after the war' for him.

Munro more for the effect than anything else, was in uniform.

Somehow the group had decided that Munro would make the decision of what to do next.

It was all Munro could do to keep from screaming.

Finally Munro signaled, and they all began to move forward.

Munro tells his men to bring the research back and they will find someone else to complete the project.

Munro is a 4-year-old boy who has been drafted into the Army.

One can't say that Munro has opened new territory for herself here.

Munro went to one dead body, turning it over with his foot.

Munro looked at the sky; it still wasn't quite dark.

Col. Munro also is said to have taken interest in his education.

Munro was married twice, and had a daughter from each marriage.

Munro's work is often compared with the great short story writers.

It stayed in the Munro family for more than a hundred years.

Munro married in 1939 after which she appears to have retired.

Munro looked at the pictures for a long time and finally said, "Something else is missing."

We never make it back to the boys on whom Munro spent the story's first 30 pages.

I just hope Munro didn't have to tell them too much."

Munro checked the safety, then set the gun on the ground.

"He came into their camp four days ago," Munro said.

James Munro was a particularly vocal member of this movement.

Munro seems to have taken as a mission finding the value of life in any circumstances.

The historical Munro had an older brother who was killed when a tree fell on him.