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Letter: from Christine Dillingham at Kings Road, Flitwick to Richard Dillingham - writer has received another letter from her husband; - comments that she cannot believe he is stuck in a wood this time of year; - "I should think you do get the hump at times it makes me miserable to think of you being there like you are"; - notes she went to Church with Ben and what a good boy he was; - notes she prayed that this war would soon end so that he could come home; - notes she saw Mrs Roberts at the Church and that she was much thinner than she was, "but she really looks better for it" and "I often laugh when I think how she used to jaw at old Dave"; - notes George Fowler is in hospital suffering from a fever; - comments she is sending him a parcel and hopes he will get this one; - will be glad when she can pack up his dinners again like she used to;

18 November 1917

From: 1917 To: 1917

English

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Dillingham, Richard,
Dillingham, Christine,
Dillingham, Ben,
Roberts, Dave,
Fowler, George

hospitals, letters, fever, Christianity, World War One, Flitwick Kings Road