Item 01: James Wilkie letters, ca. 1914-1918 - Page 165
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[Page 165]
&I wish it were over but the end is certain & in our favour.
I'm glad you had a jolly week in Sydney. It is no use fretting & going about moaning. Isn't it rotten all those mails being lost. I foam at the mouth when I think of it, I look forward to your letters so.
I'm sorry you have felt pippy but I can understand. How is the dear old Boss and Grahame & Mac. I haven't had any word from Miss Arn or Mrs. Johnson for months. I hope they are all right. We have moved again, I have such a nice house (one room) now. Also an assistant so I'm getting on but getting very grey. My French is still awful but I got on well with it in Paris. Went to Maxims, very gorgeous. Had some beautiful feeds. (He does love his little 'tum' he does.)
We are having a very lively time but casualties have eased off a bit thank heaven. Still to go to the old battery is painful so few of the original crowd.