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His conscientiousness was almost excessive. Night after night he would be working on the files of his office until two or three in the morning after a hard day's work of almost incessant worrying interviews. He was a martyr to bad headaches, but I never heard him give way to more than a weary groan
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He suffered the unusual indignity, in May 1917, of losing his front teeth to his own gunfire; whilst test-firing a surplus three-pounder gun they had mounted to a yacht, he ignored a warning to remove his pipe, and the recoil knocked out two teeth.
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of expostulation when human folly or vice was seeming unendurable any longer. I can never repay Francis Storrs in this world for his personal loyalty and devoted service.
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In the autumn of 1917 he left Athens, and moved back to London, where he was in residence in May 1918. He died in Chelsea, of the
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government. Storrs was responsible for the passport control and port control of some thirty islands in the
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in 1911. On 28 November 1912, he married Catherine Josephine Schiff (d. 1956 Dec. quarter, Westminster).
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in matters concerned with supplying Russia; he was awarded the Russian
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in Greece with the rank of Lieutenant, then in 1917 with the
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Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve personnel of World War I
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Sir Ronald Storrs
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Order of St. Anne
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
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