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Arthur Douglas Crease Letters, Diaries and Scrapbooks

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We are having absolutely perfect weather + today gave me an opportunity to enjoy it.  There was first a ride to a F.G.C.M. (at wh I was disappointed not be meet Brian) and then a walk home over the hills.
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By the way I saw Arthur Bridgman at Folkestone + found him well + in good spirits.  He had just arranged to get Monty a commission in Motor Boat Patrol - A.J.W.B will have to take care of himself but by doing that has nothing special to fear.  The skin of his face looks rather looser like the skin on a russet apple at this season otherwise he showed no change.
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We are having absolutely perfect weather & today gave me an opportunity to enjoy it.  There was first a ride to a F.G.C.M. (at wh I was disappointed not be meet Brian) and then a walk home over the hills.
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By the way I saw Arthur Bridgman at Folkestone & found him well & in good spirits.  He had just arranged to get Monty a commission in Motor Boat Patrol - A.J.W.B will have to take care of himself but by doing that has nothing special to fear.  The skin of his face looks rather looser like the skin on a russet apple at this season otherwise he showed no change.
  
 
Your sketch of my room in the office seemed to carry me back.  I do wish I
 
Your sketch of my room in the office seemed to carry me back.  I do wish I
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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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We are having absolutely perfect weather & today gave me an opportunity to enjoy it. There was first a ride to a F.G.C.M. (at wh I was disappointed not be meet Brian) and then a walk home over the hills.

By the way I saw Arthur Bridgman at Folkestone & found him well & in good spirits. He had just arranged to get Monty a commission in Motor Boat Patrol - A.J.W.B will have to take care of himself but by doing that has nothing special to fear. The skin of his face looks rather looser like the skin on a russet apple at this season otherwise he showed no change.

Your sketch of my room in the office seemed to carry me back. I do wish I

BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 4 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1918.