Box 6 Item 01: Edith S. Thistlethwaite letters and papers, 1914-1923 - Page 141
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home. It is a musical tale of the East. If it should be played in Melb. do not miss it. You will see what the life is like a little in Egypt.
Thursday we went to The Tower of London. Oh, it is a marvellous place but have promised ourselves to pay another visit – The jewels are magnificent & we had a most interesting day but as Annie T. said, she sat down & cried at feeling so tired because there is still such a lot to see.
Sister Stapley & I left two other sisters, we could not stand any-longer – my legs ached for two days afterwards – the steps here are fearful going from one platform to another is quite enough. We two returned to Southall just in time for tea, then had a nice hot bath & got to bed, to write, but alas, Bonnily & Munro returned so our tongues wagged of the wonders we had seen until 11. p.m
Friday. Two of us (sisters) went out to Wandsworth Hosp. – I went to see George B.