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Patullo Family Letters

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that George did.  They seemed to know the same property and even the same horses.  
 
that George did.  They seemed to know the same property and even the same horses.  
  
 
He intends making a longer visit to the Canadians later on.
 
He intends making a longer visit to the Canadians later on.
  
Had a letter from him the other day and he expects to go to England next month. Camille will go with him. His first article is finished, he says.  
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Had a letter from him the other day and he expects to go to England next month. Lucille will go with him. His first article is finished, he says.
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Have contracted a cold since my return, the first since last winter, so am not feeling just up to the mark.  The weather is still fine, however, and I should be able to get rid of this cold in a few days.
  
Have contracted a cold since my return, the first since last winter, so am not feeling ? up to the markThe weather is still fine, however, and I should be able to get rid of this cold in a few days.
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BC Archives MS-1188
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Box 1
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File 5
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PATTULLO, George Robson, 1845 - Woodstock, Ontario
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Selected letters from his son James Burleigh Pattullo, 1917-1918.

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that George did. They seemed to know the same property and even the same horses.

He intends making a longer visit to the Canadians later on.

Had a letter from him the other day and he expects to go to England next month. Lucille will go with him. His first article is finished, he says.

Have contracted a cold since my return, the first since last winter, so am not feeling just up to the mark. The weather is still fine, however, and I should be able to get rid of this cold in a few days.

BC Archives MS-1188 Box 1 File 5 PATTULLO, George Robson, 1845 - . Woodstock, Ontario Selected letters from his son James Burleigh Pattullo, 1917-1918.