Letter from Muriel Green to her husband, Sept. 12?, 1916, page 6
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w be rotters and then marry a decent girl.
Just after lunch a telegraph boy cycled
up and I though he was coming to
no.10 to say you had arrived. Then he
went next door.
By the way. Dick went to meet Kitty
after all even though she said he had
not to; I think Lady Diggy knows how
to deal with him.
We leave here on September 18th so
write in the future to York. Bless you
I hope soon to have you there in the
old city. Won't it be grand.
Now laddie mine, time is flying +
the day must be getting nearer
when we shall see and greet each
other again. I shall be fit to eat you
and I'm sure I shall never want to
leave you for a minute. You'll be fairly
sickened. B.O.S.
With all my love + an extra
spec....(special)
Your loving wife
Muriel
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6
w be rotters and then marry a decent girl.
Just after lunch a telegraph boy cycled
up and I though he was coming to
no.10 to say you had arrived. Then he
went next door.
By the way. Dick went to meet Kitty
after all even though she said he had
not to; I think Lady Wiggy knows how
to deal with him.
We leave here on September 18th so
write in the future to York. Bless you
I hope soon to have you there in the
old city. Won't it be grand.
Nors laddie mine, time is flying +
the day must be getting nearer
when we shall see and greet each
other again. I shall be fit to eat you
and I'm sure I shall never want to
leave you for a minute. You'll be fairly
sickened. B.O.S.
With all my love + an extra
spec
Your loving wife
Muriel
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6
w be rotters and then marry a decent girl.
Just after lunch a telegraph boy cycled
up and I though he was coming to
no.10 to say you had arrived. Then he
went next door.
By the way. Dick went to meet Kitty
after all even though she said he had
not to; I think Lady Wiggy knows how
to deal with him.
We leave here on September 18th so
write in the future to York. Bless you
I hope soon to have you there in the
old city. Won't it be grand.
Nors laddie mine, time is flying +
the day must be getting nearer
when we shall see and greet each
other again. I shall be fit to eat you
and I'm sure I shall never want to
leave you for a minute. You'll be fairly
sickened. B.O.S.
With all my love + an extra
spec
Your loving wife
Muriel
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6
w be rotters and then marry a decent girl.
Just after lunch a telegraph boy cycled
up and I though he was coming to
no.10 to say you had arrived. Then he
went next door.
By the way. Dick went to meet Kitty
after all even though she said he had
not to; I think Lady Wiggy knows how
to deal with him.
We leave here on September 18th so
write in the future to York. Bless you
I hope soon to have you there in the
old city. Won't it be grand.
Nors laddie mine, time is flying +
the day must be getting nearer
when we shall see
other again. I shall be fit w
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