Ellison Family Letters
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Seaford Sussex England: 6/9/1914. | Seaford Sussex England: 6/9/1914. | ||
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I received your welcome | I received your welcome | ||
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time, which he won't have to | time, which he won't have to | ||
do any more. All he as got | do any more. All he as got | ||
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Seaford Sussex England: 6/9/1914.
Dear Mrs Ellison.
I received your welcome letter yesterday, and of course I showed it to Price, we allways share our letters. I am glad to be able to tell you He is first rate now. He as got as good a job as he could whish for. He is mayor Farant's groom Mr. Farant used to be a veterina- ry surgeon in Vernon. I'm sure you and Mr. Ellison will know him. One good thing, Mrs Ellison, is that Price will not have to go back to France. He is feeling fine now, his feet never bother him, only when he gets standing in water for any length of time, which he won't have to do any more. All he as got to do is groom two horses