Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 83
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<p>[Page 83]</p><p>Tuesday, 7 August 1917<br />Weather rather bad again. In evening wrote letters and received telegram from Lance saying he would arrive at 2 pm tomorrow. Am looking forward so much to seeing him.<br />Received a letter from dear old Stewart.</p><p>Wednesday, 8 August 1917<br />Raining steadily all day. At 2.30 Lance arrived. I got off for afternoon. We had a great time together, Learnt for first time that he had been wounded under left eye. Had tea together & then motored over to his camp at Perham Downs 14 miles away. Hope to arrange to meet during weekend.</p>
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