Letter from Muriel Green to her husband Stanley, Sept. 6, 1916, page 6

• March 2, 2017 04:31:20 Cheryl Ellsworth

  6.

  unhappiness. As I finished the last sentence

  I looked up and saw that peculiar child

  from York "Cas mamma!!"

  
  

  Two Miss. Shepherds are sitting in front of

  me. They have such nice features. It's

  such a shame they have such characters.

  of course they are all painted and the one

  who is Mrs Kenny Watts has died her hair

  a brilliant ginger colour.

  
  

  I received your letter dated Friday 1st Sept.

  Tuesday morning. Laddie mine when I think

  you will be back again shortly I could go

  nearly wild. Love you! to think of you in

  dear old England again and that we can

  see each other. Mrs. Boddy said "But you

  won't be able to live with him, he will be in

  a home." I told her that's a minor detail I

  want to see you and have a talk.

  we shall be content with that shan't we lad.

  We're chums as well as husband + wife.

  Your my companion. I haven't another

  one like you. I can't talk to anyone as

  I do to you - and then there is absolute

  trust between us and we can open our

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