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I have a hundred things to tell you, dear Irene, but I'll write to you about [[them?]] later. This is only to tell you that I'm [[unclear]] been in my [[unclear]] place, that [[Edith?]] is better than [[unclear]] in [[unclear]], [[and?]] that we are thinking very lovingly of you. How many good times I had with you out of [[the?]] six weeks I was away!
I have a hundred things to tell you, dear Irene, but I'll write to you about them later. This is only to tell you that I'm safely back in my own place, that Edith is better than [[unclear]] in health and that we are talking very lovingly of you. How many good times I had with you out of the six weeks I was away!


So lovingly
So lovingly
Willie
Willie


This [[unclear]] is for the [[unclear]], [[when?]] we [[unclear]] on [[your?]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]], you remember.
This check is for the bag which we charged on your account at Fields’, you remember.


I had [[unclear]] from reading the "[[unclear]]" on the train! The editors and all their writers are [[insane?]], but they are [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] same people.
I had great fun reading the "[[Dial?]]" on the train! The editors and all their writers are insane, but they are more amusing than many sane people.

Latest revision as of 21:20, 15 June 2020

I have a hundred things to tell you, dear Irene, but I'll write to you about them later. This is only to tell you that I'm safely back in my own place, that Edith is better than unclear in health and that we are talking very lovingly of you. How many good times I had with you out of the six weeks I was away!

So lovingly Willie

This check is for the bag which we charged on your account at Fields’, you remember.

I had great fun reading the "Dial?" on the train! The editors and all their writers are insane, but they are more amusing than many sane people.