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taken as a matter of course as all things are - the war has taught us that so don't be surprised if we are not the least excited when we arrive home.

Things are going on just the same here, we are doing nothing & there is nothing doing in regard to the first draught. It has been put off twice now on account of the strikes in England & is put back now until the 19th. We will be in Blighty for about six weeks before we sail.

There is nothing doing as regard me in the Education Scheme. The scheme has failed in its high aims & it is not much good expecting to get much out of it. I'm in for a toot suite return now.

Since last writing we have changed our billets. The people we were with made it too hot. We used to keep them in everything & in the end they used to ask their friends in & all the farmhands to eat. I think they thought we were

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