Letter from Muriel to Stanley written on Sept. 7, 1916, page 8

• March 12, 2017 23:46:28 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  her so I can see some fun going off at MomtVale

  tonight. She told me that when she wrote Dick

  to leave money for the maid she told him he

  need not bother to come to the station. I roared

  at her; she sat opposite me and told it with

  such an air of independence. Well as she

  said he had never written to her, + never

  even thanked Mrs Green for her kindness

  to him during his holiday because Mr & Mrs

  Green have paid. Kitty did thank her +

  as your father said she is one of their own.

  But Kitty surprised me last night by saying

  there were some things she would never

  tell any man. I said did she mean she

  would not tell Dick. She thought she would

  much rather tell her mother all her thoughts

  than make a confidant of Dick and as

  for his being her companion - well that was

  out of the question. Dick told her one night

  that he did not believe in telling a woman

  everything because no woman could be troubled.

  Well he may want his wife some day and

  be thankful he has a woman. I told her

  that I had rather tell you everything than

• March 12, 2017 23:44:07 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  her so I can see some fun going off at MomtVale

  tonight. She told me that when she wrote Dick

  to leave money for the maid she told him he

  need not bother to come to the station. I roared

  at her; she sat opposite me and told it with

  such an air of independence. Well as she

  said he had never written to her, + never

  even thanked Mrs Green for her kindness

  to him during his holiday because Mr & Mrs

  Green have paid. Kitty did thank her +

  as your father said she is one of their own.

  But Kitty surprised me last night by saying

  there were some things she would never

  tell any man. I said did she mean she

  would not tell Dick. She thought she would

  much rather tell her mother all her thoughts

  than make a confidant of Dick and as

  for his being her companion - well that was

  out of the question. Dick told her one night

  that he did not believe in telling a woman

  everything because no woman could be troubled.

  Well he may want his wife some day and

  be thankful he has a woman. I told her

  that I had rather tell you everything than

  
  

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• March 3, 2017 02:51:47 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  her so I can see some fun going off at MomtVale

  tonight. She told me that when she wrote Dick

  to leave money for the maid she told him he

  need not bother to come to the station. I roared

  at her; she sat opposite me and told it with

  such an air of independence. Well as she

  said he had never written to her, + never

  even thanked Mrs Green for her kindness

  to him during his holiday because Mr & Mrs

  Green have paid. Kitty did thank her

  as your father said she is one of their own.

  But Kitty surprised me last night by saying

  there were some things she would never

  tell any man. I said did she mean she

  would not tell Dick She thought she would

  much rather tell her mother all her thoughts

  than make a confidant of Dick and as

  for his being her companion - well that was

  out of the question. Dick told her one night

  that he did not believe in telling a woman

  everything because no woman could be troubled.

  Well he may want his wife some day and

  be thankful he has a woman. I told her

  that I had rather tell you everything than

  
  

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