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Arthur Douglas Crease Letters, Diaries and Scrapbooks

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out of life he reaches out for it with both hands + generally succeeds in getting it.
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out of life he reaches out for it with both hands & generally succeeds in getting it.
  
 
I am afraid that you are finding the strain of all your activities a heavy burden and I am only sorry for a thousand reasons that I can't be there to help you.  You have been ominously silent about the Pentrelew taxes.
 
I am afraid that you are finding the strain of all your activities a heavy burden and I am only sorry for a thousand reasons that I can't be there to help you.  You have been ominously silent about the Pentrelew taxes.
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I should like to be assured that you are keeping to your agreement to let me stand my share.
 
I should like to be assured that you are keeping to your agreement to let me stand my share.
  
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Now that Miss Straith + the office boy have gone I expect it is hard to adjust the work equitably between those that remain.  I am glad that you have decided on a small increase in salaries + I should consider it a concession to me if you
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Now that Miss Straith & the office boy have gone I expect it is hard to adjust the work equitably between those that remain.  I am glad that you have decided on a small increase in salaries & I should consider it a concession to me if you
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BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 3 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1917.

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out of life he reaches out for it with both hands & generally succeeds in getting it.

I am afraid that you are finding the strain of all your activities a heavy burden and I am only sorry for a thousand reasons that I can't be there to help you. You have been ominously silent about the Pentrelew taxes.

I should like to be assured that you are keeping to your agreement to let me stand my share.

Now that Miss Straith & the office boy have gone I expect it is hard to adjust the work equitably between those that remain. I am glad that you have decided on a small increase in salaries & I should consider it a concession to me if you

BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 3 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1917.