Item 01: G. O. Hawkins articles and notes ca. 1916-1919 - Page 149

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[Page 149]

France 23 Oct 1918
If resolutions were not so topply as they generally prove to be, I should probably set for myself the task of writing at least one page per day, as part instalment of a weekly letter.
However anything in the shape of regularity or system is always hateful to me, as being too like uncongenieal duty. Of any just duty I set myself to do, I faithfully perform, But my own [indecipherable] and my thoughts are my own to be unkerbed by set or unfriendly methods.
Each day brings with it so many visions of the yet possible. The might be's of the future; In spite of the long train of the might have beens

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