Letter from Muriel Green to her husband, Sept. 10, 1916, page 7

• March 7, 2017 23:38:56 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  and the kiss was 'on the way' when you

  would stop dead and say 'listen'. Then if

  it was a false alarm - all proceeded

  favorably or rather the order went forth

  "Carry on." Well we shall do as soon as

  you arrive back. Hurrah! I wouldn't

  mind if Peter and yourself might change

  places. I should rejoice but we'll see.

  we shall come through alright laddie

  shan't we? The price of newspapers is an

  absolute scandal. Thanks ever so much

  for your letter when I missed reading

  the end Frank made a grab and said

  I wasn't a sport not to show him the

  end. But you must pay him out.

  
  

  Now, my own, this is all the news

  and heaps of love for you - I never thought

  I could like you as I do now - that was

  when first I knew you. But it grows every

  day + I ought to put love - "like" is too cold.

  I'm living every day for the telegram to say

  that you have arrived in England.

  It will be glorious - then there will be some

  'à la Whitbys". From your loving wife

  Muriel

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