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+ | lived at the farm (Greeb's) at Ince gates for goodness knows how long. And there is another view of Ince looking up the beautiful Lynher from Forder that I want very badly. They won't let you take photographs now. You know the charm of that country is very great. I don't want to live there but I should like to be able to stay there and have the use of a yacht & a horse. The Eliots may make a place of it again. It is one of the most beautiful sites I have seen. | ||
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+ | We are all in a whirl again but these things soon straighten out. My lumbago has gone & I am quite well & fit for whatever may come. My work is getting on well & I seem to be fitting in to the place which was made for me. I was to have acted as Judge Advocate today but trial was postponed. | ||
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+ | Love to all. Yours always | ||
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+ | BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 4 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1918. |
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lived at the farm (Greeb's) at Ince gates for goodness knows how long. And there is another view of Ince looking up the beautiful Lynher from Forder that I want very badly. They won't let you take photographs now. You know the charm of that country is very great. I don't want to live there but I should like to be able to stay there and have the use of a yacht & a horse. The Eliots may make a place of it again. It is one of the most beautiful sites I have seen.
We are all in a whirl again but these things soon straighten out. My lumbago has gone & I am quite well & fit for whatever may come. My work is getting on well & I seem to be fitting in to the place which was made for me. I was to have acted as Judge Advocate today but trial was postponed.
Love to all. Yours always
Arthur
BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 4 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1918.