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[Page 73]

France
13th May 1916

My dear Father,

The mails are being delivered here in batches with dates varying from some time last year to a month back. Last night I got some letters & parcels, but as they have not all arrived yet, I will not send back the enclosed acknowledgement until I have the lot. I hope you are getting my letters a little more regularly now.

My Company had a bit of a scrap the other night, which I fortunately managed to pull through with a practically whole skin & a little bumping. Two of my officers were killed & the other two wounded, but the casualties on the whole were not so heavy as I feared, no ground was lost, & so I'm not grumbling. The general was rather pleased with the way things went. All I wish for now is that they try the same thing again & see who comes off second best.

I got a letter from Evan Richards the other day, saying that he was quite well again & ready to resume duty. He asked me to do what I

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