Letter from Muriel to Stanley written on Sept. 8, 1916, page 2

• March 3, 2017 03:32:11 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  the stars and discussed our favourites.

  But we will watch again Sirius (D.V).

  won't we, my laddie?

  
  

  I miss Kitty - we have sat and nearly

  talked our heads off. Kitty asked me

  if I was not nervous on the honeymoon,

  and if I enjoyed it. I told her that I

  never had such a holiday in my life

  and if every future one comes up to that

  I shall be happy. She told me that I

  was the first woman she had spoken

  to who thoroughly enjoyed her honeymoon.

  Well I don't know - but how could I fear

  you? Why we had always longed for the

  time when we should go away alone

  together hadn't we? Even your mother said

  she was nervous - frightfully so. Perhaps

  I haven't even been modest but you

  were so much hart of my own self that

  I could not feel strange. Well I don't know

  about you but I thought it was

  the happiest day of my life. Kitty said they

  talked for long enough after we had

  gone about the fact that we were such

  a couple of "cool hands." As well I

  enjoyed the ceremony. Yes with you by my side

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