Item 02: James William Dains diary, 25 June 1917-2 March 1918 - Page 96
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[Page 96]
or coming out.
I took my valise to the Kit Stores this afternoon and packed a few things I thought I might need in my suit case.
It was late when I got back so I did not go anywhere to service tonight It is not easy, finding ones way about London after dark
Monday 24th
I got a pass to go on leave and took the 10.30 train to Edinburgh and arrived next morning.
Christmas day.
Christmas day we went to Mr David Baxters to Dinner and spent the rest of the day there The following days were spent quietly. On Sunday
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