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Deborah Florence Glassford Letters and Memorabilia

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East-Looe
 
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Bournemouth
 
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My Dear Miss Leighton,
 
My Dear Miss Leighton,
  
I was awfully glad to  
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I was awfully glad to have your letter which was forwarded to me here last month. I should have answered before but it is the very deuce to get a chance to write in this convalescent home where everything is mapped out for you. At present I am writing this at 5.30 A.M. in bed - wouldn't that jar you?
receive you letter which was  
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forwarded to me here last month.  
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I should have answered  
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before but it is the very deuce to  
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get a chance to write in this convalescent home where every-
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thing is mapped out for you.  
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At present I am writing this  
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at 5.30 A.M. in bed -- wouldn't  
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that jar you?
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Your letter is the most cheerful  
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Your letter is the most cheerful thing I have had for a long
thing I have had for a long
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BC Archives, MS-0089
 
BC Archives, MS-0089

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East-Looe Canfield Cliffs Bournemouth 10:7:16

My Dear Miss Leighton,

I was awfully glad to have your letter which was forwarded to me here last month. I should have answered before but it is the very deuce to get a chance to write in this convalescent home where everything is mapped out for you. At present I am writing this at 5.30 A.M. in bed - wouldn't that jar you?

Your letter is the most cheerful thing I have had for a long

BC Archives, MS-0089 Box 1 File 4

GLASSFORD, Deborah Florence (Leighton). Vancouver Correspondence inward, 1916.