Box 6 Item 03: Edith S. Thistlethwaite letters, 1914-1918 - Page 61
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[Page 61]
P.S. I'm so glad your delighted at my love affair & only wish you could meet him.
I'm missing him terribly but there is a good time coming. Fancy poor Capt. Smedley sent me a little note this morning, on his way to Cairo. He was going to Hospital there. He had been camped somewhere near Port Said, but shall get a letter from him in a day or so, explaining things.
I'm afraid he is ill again. Funny I had a nice letter from his sweatheart yesterday from England. She is a pal of mine & a jolly pretty girl.
Love
Edith
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