Harry Stanley Green's letters and medals, item 144

• March 15, 2017 02:55:55 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  Geo. Lea's sister seems to be playing

  a very "back-hand" game, but I

  always thought she seemed a

  wee bit "horsey." Tell Mother I

  have written Norrie a line today.

  I'm writing Father a line giving

  him authority to draw on my

  No.1. a/c, but in the meantime

  will you tell him to send me

  say - £2 in 10/- notes. I

  have been quite well supplied

  as I brought some from Ripon

  - luckily as we've had no pay

  as yet since landing. No, I

  know there is no need to keep

  the boys off you, my own, ie

  as regards yourself. I enjoyed Miss

  Hague's letter - just like her!

  also Tibbie's, which is a very

  nice letter. As for your own I

  am keeping as many as I can,

• March 5, 2017 15:26:40 Cheryl Ellsworth

  2

  Gen. Wa's sister seems to be playing

  a very "back-hand" game, but I

  always thought she seemed a

  wee bit "horsey." Tell Mother I

  have written Norrie a line today.

  I'm writing Father a line giving

  him authority to draw on my

  No.1. a/c, but in the meantime

  will you tell him to send me

  say - £2 in 10/- notes. I

  have been quite well supplied

  as I brought some from Ripon

  - luckily as we've had no pay

  as yet since landing. No, I

  know there is no need to keep

  the boys off you, my own, ie

  as regards yourself. I enjoyed Miss

  Hague's letter - just like her!

  also Tibbie's, which is a very

  nice letter. As for your own I

  am keeping as many as I can,

  
  

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• March 5, 2017 15:26:17 Cheryl Ellsworth

  2

  Gen. Wa's sister seems to be playing

  a very "back-hand" game, but I

  always thought she seemed a

  wee bit "horsey." Tell Mother I

  have written Norrie a line today.

  I'm writing Father a line giving

  him authority to draw on my

  No.1. a/c, but in the meantime

  will you tell him to send me

  say - 2 in 10/- notes. I

  have been quite well supplied

  as I brought some from Ripon

  - luckily as we've had no pay

  as yet since landing. No, I

  know there is no need to keep

  the boys off you, my own, ie

  as regards yourself. I enjoyed Miss

  Hague's letter - just like her!

  also Tibbie's, which is a very

  nice letter. As for your own I

  am keeping as many as I can,

  
  

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