Reference
Z1070/1/29
Title
Letter from Leonard Withers of 38 Lambert Cottages, Kings Dock, Swansea:
- I was supposed to work last night but it was too wet so I went out at 6.0 this morning and I was asked to wait till it got light and he (the foreman) would give me a job. I don't know, but he must have gone blind because it was half past twelve before he told me he could do nothing. I came home by 1.0 and scribbled a few lines (which I am going to burn now) then went back at 2.0. My luck was just the same so I have got to go out at 10.0 tonight. I am fed up with Patent Fuel Works but I don't know of a new works.
- I don't fancy the chances of the Swans or Cardiff in the next round. Lucky Reading being drawn home again.
- I haven't been talking to any more of your relations yet.
- It was good in the Albert Hall on Monday.
- How is your drama getting on? Are you bound to pay for Jack being in hospital? I don't suppose he (Jack) has found a light job yet?
Date free text
2 Feb 1927
Production date
From: 1927 To: 1927
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