Here (thanks JD):
Rudyard Kipling, renowned for his brilliant books celebrating marital glory at the height of the British Empire, was also left a broken man when John – a chronically short sighted teenager – was cut down in the mud and rain of northern France.
So perhaps not really. I suppose Kipling might now want to alter the penultimate stanza to include providing cheap copy for the Daily Quail.
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It’s one of those common typos, isn’t it?