Item 01: Alan Keats Gordon letters to Nellie Clark, 18 August 1914-30 August 1916 - Page 252
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6. me to thank you, for your kind remarks, but I might say that, he has since lost it. Thank Dad for his remarks about my musketry scores & tell him that now we are right in, I intend to try & better it, on living targets. Am glad to hear you furnished Flossie's kitchen so well. The evening entertainment must have been very funny. The only hope, of skin breaking down, is of his legs snapping & then he would break up, or rather, down. I reckon Mr Tyerman paid Jen a great compliment when he asked, if you two were twins. "Thanks" How is Mr Jowett? what did he think of my photo? I saw Meggy a good while back, & he told me that his brother was killed. Am pleased to know you like your new position, & hope it continues to please. Its a pity you did not mention stamps before. I never gave it a thought. If I should ever get a chance later on, I shant forget him. Has Bob Steele gone into camp yet. The age gag won't work