Captain/Major Harold Ward Correspondence, item 164
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must be doing well + being well looked after.
Yes Sweetheart I think we are both very
proud of our Boy. I wish I were with
you both, but I am thankful that Kenneth
is with you to cheer + comfort you.
Manson has not got back from his
course. He is in hospital somewhere
+ will perhaps roll up some day. Knox is
still going strong. I said ta kindly
for all the good things I received last
night in the note I sent I believe. It is
very good of Flo. Annie's 8 hens seem to
have done very well - think I had better
borrow a couple. Yes I am still keeping
fit & well beloved. I don't think there
is anything I want sending just yet - will
let you know as soon as there is.
Fancy Kenneth being so grown up as to
want to be dressed at 7:30 am. There was
a strong rumour last night that our training
period (which was a promised rest period)
would finish before the end of the week & that
we should find ourselves in the line again
right side
I think rumour will prove to be true this
time. The change has done us all good but
I could wish it had been for a longer period.
There is a possibility of a certain amount of
leave being allotted to the Division shortly
but there will only be a very small number &
it will take a long time to get round. Still
while there's leave there's hope Lassie. The
parade is put off until to-morrow so I might
have had longer in bed had I known earlier.
We shall be busy giving lectures shortly.
I have been round the company & to HdQrs - there
is still nothing but rumour. Well Darling I
wish I were at home with you. It seems many
ages since we were together - years & years in
some ways. How would you like to be
starting off for Sandsend or Musker once
more. Kenneth must be growing a fine Laddie
- grown almost out of knowledge I should say.
Wonder what he will think of his Daddy when
I get back. He must interest you most
of the day. I am glad he is so good &
cheerful - doing his duty nobly during the great
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left side
must be doing well + being well looked after.
Yes Sweetheart I think we are both very
proud of our Boy. I wish I were with
you both, but I am thankful that Kenneth
is with you to cheer + comfort you.
Manson has not got back from his
course. He is in hospital somewhere
+ will perhaps roll up some day. Knox is
still going strong. I said ta kindly
for all the good things I received last
night in the note I sent I believe. It is
very good of Flo. Annie's 8 hens seem to
have done very well - think I had better
borrow a couple. Yes I am still keeping
fit & well beloved. I don't think there
is anything I want sending just yet - will
let you know as soon as there is.
Fancy Kenneth being so grown up as to
want to be dressed at 7:30 am. There was
a strong rumour last night that our training
period (which was a promised rest period)
would finish before the end of the week & that
we should find ourselves in the line again
right side
I think rumour will prove to be true this
time. The change has done us all good but
I could wish it had been for a longer period.
There is a possibility of a certain amount of
leave being allotted to the Division shortly
but there will only be a very small number &
it will take a long time to get round. Still
while there's leave there's hope Lassie. The
parade is put off until to-morrow so I might
have had longer in bed had I known earlier.
We shall be busy giving lectures shortly.
I have been round the company & to HdQrs - there
is still nothing but rumour. Well Darling I
wish I were at home with you. It seems many
ages since we were together - years & years in
some ways. How would you like to be
starting off for Sandsend or Musker once
more. Kenneth must be growing a fine Laddie
- grown almost out of knowledge I should say.
Wonder what he will think of his Daddy when
I get back. He must interest you most
of the day. I am glad he is so good &
cheerful - doing his duty nobly during the great
-
left side
must be doing well + being well looked after.
Yes Sweetheart I think we are both very
proud of our Boy. I wish I were with
you both, but I am thankful that Kenneth
is with you to cheer + comfort you.
Manson has not got back from his
course. He is in hospital somewhere
+ will perhaps roll up some day. Knox is
still going strong. I said ta kindly
for all the good things I received last
night in the note I sent I believe. It is
very good of Flo. Annie's 8 hens seem to
have done very well - think I had better
borrow a couple. Yes I am still keeping
fit & well beloved. I don't think there
is anything I want sending just yet - will
let you know as soon as there is.
Fancy Kenneth being so grown up as to
want to be dressed at 7:30 am. There was
a strong rumour last night that our training
period (which was a promised rest period)
would
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must be doing well + being well looked after
Yes Sweetheart I think we are both very
proud of our Boy. I wish I were with
you both. but I am thankful that Kenneth
is with you to cheer + comfort you.
Manson has not got back from his
course. He is in hospital somewhere
+ will perhaps roll up some day. Knox is
still going strong. I said
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Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,
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Story location Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,
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- Kate Ward
May 22, 1917
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