Captain/Major Harold Ward Correspondence, item 55

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23/3/17

My Own Darling Wife,

  Just a short note this time

to say that we have finished our rest

for a time & are moving forward to do

a little more work. We all feel much

better for the change of living in huts

instead of in holes in the

ground. The weather seems more

promising, although we had snow

yesterday, and the sun has a 

good warming power during the day.

  I hope you are all keeping fit &

well & enjoying life. I have no

news cause I can't write about

the war & our billets are not

too exciting. One sleeps so long.

I had dinner with Howard &

Sheppard last night & found them

both enjoying the war. They have a

little hut cut into the side of

a bank & were very cosy. Charles

Harvey has rejoined us as he is

now considered by the powers that

be to be thoroughly acquainted with

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23/3/17

My Own Darling Wife,

  Just a short note this time

to say that we have finished our rest

for a time & are moving forward to do

a little more work. We all feel much

better for the change of living in huts

instead of in holes in the

ground. The weather seems more

promising, although we had snow

yesterday, and the sun has a 

good warming power during the day.

  I hope you are all keeping fit &

well & enjoying life. I have no

news cause I can't write about

the war & our billets are not

too exciting. One sleeps so long.

I had dinner with Howard &

Sheppard last night & found them

both enjoying the war. They have a

little hut cut into the side of

a bank & were very cosy. Charles

Harvey has rejoined us as he is

now considered by the powers that

be to be thoroughly acquainted with


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  • December 7, 2018 20:08:40 Thomas A. Lingner

    23/3/17

    My Own Darling Wife,

      Just a short note this time

    to say that we have finished our rest

    for a time & are moving forward to do

    a little more work. We all feel much

    better for the change of living in huts

    instead of in holes in the

    ground. The weather seems more

    promising, although we had snow

    yesterday, and the sun has a 

    good warming power during the day.

      I hope you are all keeping fit &

    well & enjoying life. I have no

    news cause I can't write about

    the war & our billets are not

    too exciting. One sleeps so long.

    I had dinner with Howard &

    Sheppard last night & found them

    both enjoying the war. They have a

    little hut cut into the side of

    a bank & were very cosy. Charles

    Harvey has rejoined us as he is

    now considered by the powers that

    be to be thoroughly acquainted with

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    Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,

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5037 / 56297
Source
http://europeana1914-1918.eu/...
Contributor
Kate Ward
License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/


March 23, 1917
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