Letter from Muriel to Stanley written on Sept. 7, 1916, page 1

• March 8, 2017 01:12:35 Cheryl Ellsworth

  10 Crown Terrace

  Scarborough

  Thursday

  September 7th 1916

  My Dear Stanley,

  I received your Sunday letter

  September 3rd this morning. But laddie it made

  me ache to think that you should be washing

  a floor. I'm afraid I should have said

  'unprintable things' if I had seen you there

  would have been no laughing at all.

  Well we all think its a great SHAME after

  you have been so ill. Poor laddie - but wait

  till you get to England. We'll see if we cannot

  make up a bit.

  
  

  Another letter arrived from Norrie. He said

  in it that he thought Norah was very foolish

  to go again with George Lee; and that her choice

  would have been in better taste if she had

  selected Harold. He said the officers gave

  him a splendid word out there for doing a lot

  of work without making any song about it.

  of course this started your mother off again

• March 3, 2017 00:40:20 Cheryl Ellsworth

  10 Crown Terrace

  Scarborough

  Thursday

  September 7th 1916

  My Dear Stanley,

  I received your Sunday letter

  September 3rd this morning. But laddie it made

  me ache to think that you should be washing

  a floor. I'm afraid I should have said

  'inprintable things' if I had seen you there

  would have been no laughing at all.

  Well we all think its a great SHAME after

  you have been so ill. Poor laddie - but wait

  till you get to England. We'll see if we cannot

  make up a bit.

  
  

  Another letter arrived from Norrie. He said

  in it that he thought Norah was very foolish

  to go again with George Lee; and that her choice

  would have been in better taste if she had

  selected Harold. He said the officers gave

  him a splendid word out there for doing a lot

  of work without making any song about it.

  of course this started your mother off again

  
  

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• March 3, 2017 00:24:24 Cheryl Ellsworth

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  Scarborough

  Thursday

  September 7th 1916

  
  

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