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Dear Mother,
Dear Mother,
 
I received your letter yesterday and it sure made me happy. Just homesick for any mail from home and do mother please write me often [[-]] doesn't Franky ever have any time to write. We are busy getting the act either ready for the States or Europe. As yet we have quite a few more weeks down here.  
I received your letter yesterday and it sure made me happy. Just home sick for any mail from home and do Mother, please write me often doesn't Franky every have away time to write. We are busy getting the act either ready for the States or Europe, as yet we have quits of your more weeks down there. Well, your letter was quite newsy - all the old cronies are marrying. Here's hoping they will all be happy. The more I hear of the world the less I think of (ineligible). So mildred if (ineligible). I would like to meet her. Has she changed. By the way do any of the kids have long hair yet? Halso received Pauline's announcement, I will send her something from here or Europe and (ineligible) her a few times. What does the husband look like? Young or old; rich or poor? Where is Don Walker Murray Befard - Ray Hall - aren't they engaged yet and aren't rumors out about them? Is Miriam's husband a nature of H - being - where does Cat's friend hail from. Suppose you wonder how South Annie is coming. Feast (ineligible) I'd ever live there, not ever if I ever cared for a (ineglible) down here. We
Well, your letter was quite newsy - all the old [[cronies]] are marrying. Here's hoping they will all be happy. The more I see of the world the less I think of matrimony. So Mildred was in H-Brirg. I would like to see her. Has she changed. By the way do any of the kids have long hair yet?

Revision as of 18:30, 18 May 2022

Dear Mother, I received your letter yesterday and it sure made me happy. Just homesick for any mail from home and do mother please write me often - doesn't Franky ever have any time to write. We are busy getting the act either ready for the States or Europe. As yet we have quite a few more weeks down here. Well, your letter was quite newsy - all the old cronies are marrying. Here's hoping they will all be happy. The more I see of the world the less I think of matrimony. So Mildred was in H-Brirg. I would like to see her. Has she changed. By the way do any of the kids have long hair yet?

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