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- 21 November 1918 (Création/Production)
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2 items, paper
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Letter to Ruth Mallory written from France and the letter from David Pye that was originally enclosed
Hadn’t received a letter from her or Mildred and he wished for one so he would know she was still getting better.
He had written a long letter to David to try and help him fall in love with Jelly and reassure him that she would make a wonderful wife. Wonders who told David that Jelly was in love with him and if indeed she was.
Had talked to two other Officers from 471 Siege Battery one of whom was returning to England for good and he was a school master so he was hopeful.
It was infernally cold but the wind had cleared the mist which was a blessing. Thought they would be left there for some time. The Major was making no effort to move as he feared their trucks would be taken away which would be a disaster.
Thought it would be a wonderful Xmas and he might write some lines to greet their friends and she could make some illuminated cards. He wonders what stage she is in her recovery.
[enclosed is a letter from David to George written on 12 November 1918]