Harry Redgen's experience in Burma 1914-1916, item 164
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I suppose that it is good for the health.
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November 7th 1915
Still sleeping on the floor. but just heard
that we are going to get beds in a few
days, so that will be a trifle letter. The
dirt & dust here are simply unbearable &
what with sweating & the dust blowing
about, half the day you can hardly tell us
from the natives. When we get our meals
here we have to sit on the floor with
our plate between our knees, have nearly
forgotten what a table is like.
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November 10th 1915
just recieved a bedstead but as we
cannot get any beds it is far worse than
sleeping on the floor, when we get out
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I suppose that it is good for the health.
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November 7th 1915
Still sleeping on the floor. but just heard
that we are going to get beds in a few
days, so that will be a triple letter. The
dirt & dust here are simply unbearable &
what with sweating & the dust blowing
about, half the day you can hardly tell us
from the natives. When we get our meals
here we have to sit on the floor with
our plate between our knees, have nearly
forgotten what a table is like.
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November 10th 1915
just recieved a bedstead but as we
cannot get any beds it is far worse than
sleeping on the floor, when we get out
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Mandalay, Burma
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Burma
Location(s)
Story location Burma
Document location Mandalay, Burma
- ID
- 17144 / 199401
- Contributor
- Hilary Hallas
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