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and I have no doubt it will be colder still before they turn North. He doesn't seem to have been so seasick this time though most of the boys succumbed.
We were so glad to get your letter to Hazel on Friday last. Am sending you socks & smokes – word has come through that you are all so well cared for in France that you don't want such Xmas tins as went to Egypt. One paper said that over £30,000 had been cabled to England from Australia to soldiers on leave since Xmas. That sounds well doesn't it?
Father is doing a clearing up having taken his desk back into use again after Dene's two years' possession, & he is sending in the small desk & typewriter which belong to the Govt., all of which means, I am
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