Private Robert William Price - letters to his wife , item 20
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my letter yet but he can please
himself weather he do or not
my Dear I did not see the penny
that Albert + Earnie put in
the envolope I soppose they
thought they would like to
bless them My Dear Reg as
not wrote to me yet. I soppose
it is to much trouble for him
we are haveing it a bit cold
out hear at present I would
sooner have old England
than this place I cant understand
the talk at all hear
I am writeing this in the
kitchen of the house nesct
to our stable where we are
sleeping to but it is a miserable
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my letter yet but he can please
himself weather he do or not
my Dear I did not see the penny
that Albert + Earnie put in
the envolope I soppose they
thought they would like to
bless them My Dear Reg as
not wrote to me yet. I soppose
it is to much trouble for him
we are haveing it a bit cold
out hear at present I would
sooner have old England
than this place I cant understand
the talk at all hear
I am writeing this in the
kitchen of the house nesct
to our stable where we are
sleeping to but it is a miserable
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- Michael Payne
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Sometimes it looks like he writes esc- consonant. But now that I have transcribed more of his pages, I think that that is his x. So next, not nesct, which is what it looks like to me.