Letter from Muriel Green to her husband, Sept. 10, 1916, page 3

• March 12, 2017 02:06:47 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  all his energy for flying. such pleasures

  are not good for the nerves. Kahn, a

  friend of his went to the abode and said

  "well I've come". Oh come in " was the

  reply. Frank says Norrie hasn't half

  gone the pace. especially whilst at

  Farnborough - he went up to town every

  night. I think youll have to give them

  a bit of advice. They'll be sorry about it

  all when they meet a decent girl and

  want to marry her. I told Frank that I

  was jolly thankful my husband had

  more sense, and I wouldn't have a

  man at any price who had gone the

  pace no matter how nice personally

  he was. Then he said "don't you think

  it's a bit soft writing to Stanley everyday."

  Evelyn was in the room then so she

  voiced her opinion and said "no, because

  Muriel puts in news of us all - it is more

  like a newspaper of home for Stanley - you

  write Muriel." I laughed as if any one

  would stop me. Then Evelyn said that

  I was going to join you when you

  came to England. The reply was "Well

  you must be struck with him - you fairly

• March 12, 2017 02:06:07 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  all his energy for flying. such pleasures

  are not good for the nerves. Kahn, a

  friend of his went to the abode and said

  "well I've come". Oh come in " was the

  reply. Frank says Norrie hasn't half

  gone the pace. especially whilst at

  Fainborough. he went up to town every

  night. I think youll have to give them

  a bit of advice. They'll be sorry about it

  all when they meet a decent girl and

  want to marry her. I told Frank that I

  was jolly thankful my husband had

  more sense, and I wouldn't have a

  man at any price who had gone the

  pace no matter how nice personally

  he was. Then he said "don't you think

  it's a bit soft writing to Stanley everyday."

  Evelyn was in the room then so she

  voiced her opinion and said "no, because

  Muriel puts in news of us all - it is more

  like a newspaper of home for Stanley - you

  write Muriel." I laughed as if any one

  would stop me. Then Evelyn said that

  I was going to join you when you

  came to England. The reply was "Well

  you must be struck with him - you fairly

  
  

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• March 7, 2017 05:05:22 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  all his energy for flying. such pleasures

  are not good for the nerves. Kahn, a

  friend of his went to the abode and said

  "well I've come". Oh come in " was the

  reply. Frank says Norrie hasn't half

  gone the pace. especially whilst at

  Fainborough. he went up to town every

  night. I think youll have to give them

  a bit of advice. They'll be sorry about it

  all when they meet a decent girl and

  want to marry her. I told Frank that I

  was jolly thankful my husband had

  more sence, and I wouldn't have a

  man at any price who had gone the

  pace no matter how nice personally

  he was. Then he said "don't you think

  it's a bit soft writing to Stanley everyday."

  Evelyn was in the room then so she

  voiced her opinion and said "no, because

  Muriel puts in news of us all - it is more

  like a newspaper of home for Stanley - you

  write Muriel." I laughed as if any one

  would stop me. Then Evelyn said that

  I was going to join you when you

  came to England. The reply was "Well

  you must be struck with him - you fairly

  
  

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• March 2, 2017 20:24:51 Matthew Morrow

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  all his energy for flying. such pleasures

  are not good for the nerves. Kahn, a

  friend of his went to the abode and said

  "well I've come". Oh come in " was the

  reply. Frank says ... hasn't half

  gone the pace. especially whilst at

  Farnborough he went up to town every

  night. I think youtt have to give them

  a bit of advice. They'll be sorry about it

  all when they meet a decent girl and

  want to marry her. I told Frank that I

  was jolly thankful my husband had

  more sence, and I wouldn't have a

  man at any price who had gone the

  pace no matter how nice personally

  he was. then he said "don't you think

  it's a bit soft writing to Stanley everyday."

  Evelyn was in the room then so she

  voiced her opinion and said "no, because

  Muriel puts in news of us all - it is more

  like a newspaper of home for Stanley - you

  write Muriel." I laughed as if any one

  would stop me. Then Evelyn said that

  I was going to join you when you

  came to England. The reply was "Well

  you must be struck with him - you fairly

  
  

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• March 2, 2017 20:21:01 Matthew Morrow

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  all his energy for flying. such pleasures

  are not good for the nerves. Kahn, a

  friend of his went to the abode and said

  "well I've come". Oh come in " was the

  reply. Frank says ... hasn't half

  gone the pace. especially whilst at

  Farnborough he went up to town every

  night. I think youtt have to give them

  a bit of advice. They'll be sorry about it

  all when they meet a decent girl and

  want to marry her. I told Frank that I

  was jolly thankful my husband had

  more sence, and I wouldn't have a

  man at any price who had gone the

  pace no matter how nice personally

  he was. then he said "don't you think

  it's a bit soft writing to Stanley everyday."

  Evelyn was in the room then so she

  voiced her opinion and said "no, because

  mariel puts in news of us all - it is more

  like a newspaper of home for Stanley - you

  write mariel." I laughed as if any one

  would stop me. Then Evelyn said that

  I was going to join you when you

  came to England. The reply was "Well

  you must be struck with him - you fairly

  
  

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