by herself and her two little boys; another has not yet made up her mind whether she will settle in England or return to Norway later on, but I think she has a feeling towards Norway, so presume she will eventually return there. Is there some talk of your coming to Europe at some time or another? I must surely see you then, Eleanor mentioned it in one of her cards that you had mentioned it, sincerely hope it may be true, we could have some great times then, to make up for the past. I have just been up to get a couple of parcels of tobacco, which arrived just in time, as I was cleaning my pouch out, I never had so many parcels in my life before, average about one a day since Xmas, and here we are in the end of April; time flies, a month seems to roll by in no time in spite of everything. Its a difficult job to fill a letter, I think I shall have to take two postcards instead of one

BC Archives, MS-0089 Box 1 File 3 / GLASSFORD, Deborah Florence (Leighton). Vancouver / Correspondence inward, 1915.