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Transcript of letter (a) from Alfred Walls at a General Hospital in France, (Faith's Godson) to Faith letter from Godinge, thinks it is about time he was sent home for a rest. leg much better - light duty to teach R A M C bugler sorry Colonel Orlebar cannot have his leave because of spotted fever in his troops. Glad he was mentioned in dispatches.

12 April 1917 [more probably 13/3/1917

From: 1917 To: 1917

(b) letter from Ethel Da- (?), City Road (sister of French(?) horsebreaker in the Army to Faith in reply to one of condolence on her brother's death time at Hinwick House 'bright spot in his life' Faith's letter given her courage to bear her loss Mentions his teaching Joyce and Erica to ride woken up by bomb.

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Orlebar, Faith,
Walls, Alfred,
Godinge, Sidney,
French

Hinwick House, army, letters, World War One, DEATH