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Deborah Florence Glassford Letters and Memorabilia

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letter received yesterday, they are so easy
 
letter received yesterday, they are so easy
 
to read, and glad to hear you can
 
to read, and glad to hear you can
still enjoy yrself, in spite of these [?]eafkie
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still enjoy yrself, in spite of these awful
times, one repnis[?] some Distraction to
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times, one requires some Distraction to
present one [?]Shudluif on all its horrors.
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prevent one dwelling on all its horrors.
Elmnle[?] [name?] has been sent home for [?]ly ce[?]
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Uncle G[?] has been sent home for nearly a
fortnight on leave he had been
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fortnight on leave he has been
[?] the theatres very much, and
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[?]Going the theatres very much, and
 
Golf, he looks well, and does not cough,
 
Golf, he looks well, and does not cough,
he so acts to try and get to London as
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he wants to try and get to London as
 
York does not suit him, we should
 
York does not suit him, we should
 
then have him at home and be able
 
then have him at home and be able
 
to take more care of him he does not  
 
to take more care of him he does not  
tattle at all about his fiancee, and
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tatle at all about his fiancee, and
 
has not her likeness, but some friends
 
has not her likeness, but some friends
 
tell us she is quite nice, but not pretty,
 
tell us she is quite nice, but not pretty,
or musical which seems so unlike[?] [name?] but
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or musical which seems so unlike G[name?] but
if he is happy that is every thing [?]
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if he is happy that is every thing I should
like to see him [?] before [?]die he
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like to see him settled before I die he
has been such a [?] good boy. all larik[?]
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has been such a dear good boy, all I wish
  
 
BC Archives, MS-0089  GLASSFORD, Deborah Florence (Leighton). Vancouver
 
BC Archives, MS-0089  GLASSFORD, Deborah Florence (Leighton). Vancouver
 
Box 1                                Correspondence inward, 1916
 
Box 1                                Correspondence inward, 1916
 
File 4
 
File 4

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El[?]

H Woods to tr. Ndh

K. Nopdon[?]

August 23rd 1916

My dear Dodie

I enjoyed your type written letter received yesterday, they are so easy to read, and glad to hear you can still enjoy yrself, in spite of these awful times, one requires some Distraction to prevent one dwelling on all its horrors. Uncle G[?] has been sent home for nearly a fortnight on leave he has been [?]Going the theatres very much, and Golf, he looks well, and does not cough, he wants to try and get to London as York does not suit him, we should then have him at home and be able to take more care of him he does not tatle at all about his fiancee, and has not her likeness, but some friends tell us she is quite nice, but not pretty, or musical which seems so unlike G[name?] but if he is happy that is every thing I should like to see him settled before I die he has been such a dear good boy, all I wish

BC Archives, MS-0089 GLASSFORD, Deborah Florence (Leighton). Vancouver Box 1 Correspondence inward, 1916 File 4