Captain/Major Harold Ward Correspondence, item 129

• December 10, 2018 19:52:51 Thomas A. Lingner

  or a shave & we did look a lot

  of bearded ruffians. No thanks

  I only take necessary risks but

  of course shells & such like

  have a nasty habit of dropping

  once now & again into really 

  safe places. Poor Cooke was

  killed a few days ago. We were

  all very sorry for he was such

  a good fellow & had done splendidly

  out here.

    Fancy Kenneth wandering all

  over York like that. Why he'll be

  able to start leaving to play 

  rugger when I get back again.

  Glad you got on so well with

  the Dr. who was it - 'cause I might

  be jealous. Don't see how you

  could fail.

    I wonder if you are going 
  

  back to Heslington to-day. Poor 

  old Kenneth - did the big bed

  frighten him. He rather had you

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