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Thanks for yours. You can certainly have the Sevres cup fragment. I am glad that Major is behaving well. The long walk must have been good for him & will make him muscular. The last few days here have been dark gloomy and very wet. I hope you will be able to receive or procure a muzzle. I have often seen dogs eating potato and thought it was good for them. I will make enquiries from expert feeders. I am so glad that the books interest you. The author of 'So to Bath' I think is American and it is difficult to get his publications over here. I was married at Englefield. It is a fine house. One of my sons was staying last month with the present owner - a cousin now. My Father in law had two properties n Berkshire, one in Suffolk and land in London near the New River. The Fusilier in charge of the goat came to see me again last night. I shall be very pleased when you are able to pay me another visit. With all good wishes, I am . . .

5 Sep 1945

From: 1945 To: 1945

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Matthews, Sidney H.,
Wingfield, Anthony Henry,
Wingfield, George John,
Benyon, Henry Arthur

dogs, crockery, potatoes, weather, books, Americans, specific marriages, goats, Royal Welch Fusiliers, Englefield House, Suffolk, Berkshire, London