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| − | as she is particularly fond of it too, it's the real stuff & no mistake. It was very decent of the old boy to remember me, & I wrote yesterday to thank him. I have been extraordinary lucky in having got away from camp the last 3 week ends, have made a "B" line for London each time & have spent them all with Florence, it has been simply ripping that we have been able to go about together & we have had no end of a time taking in shows etc.. We went to 3 plays altogether, " Yes Uncle" at the Shaftesbury; "Nothing but the Truth", at the | + | as she is particularly fond of it too, it's the real stuff & no mistake. It was very decent of the old boy to remember me, & I wrote yesterday to thank him. I have been extraordinary lucky in having got away from camp the last 3 week ends, have made a "B" line for London each time & have spent them all with Florence, it has been simply ripping that we have been able to go about together & we have had no end of a time taking in shows etc.. We went to 3 plays altogether, "Yes Uncle" at the Shaftesbury; "Nothing but the Truth", at the Savoy & "The Boy" at the Adelphi. We were very lucky |
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as she is particularly fond of it too, it's the real stuff & no mistake. It was very decent of the old boy to remember me, & I wrote yesterday to thank him. I have been extraordinary lucky in having got away from camp the last 3 week ends, have made a "B" line for London each time & have spent them all with Florence, it has been simply ripping that we have been able to go about together & we have had no end of a time taking in shows etc.. We went to 3 plays altogether, "Yes Uncle" at the Shaftesbury; "Nothing but the Truth", at the Savoy & "The Boy" at the Adelphi. We were very lucky
BC Archives, MS-2685 Box 17 File 3 / OLIVER, William Edgar, 1867 – 1920. Victoria; lawyer. / Erroll P. Gillespie, correspondence outward, 1917 – 1919.
