Sullivan letter diary, 27 October 1915-9 October 1917 / Eugene Sullivan - Page 191
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[Page 191]
As the sick parade is coming down (one line blacked out by censor)... present abode) I must draw this to a close. There were (one word blacked out by censor).. on the parade yesterday and this ( one line blacked out by censor)...
With the best of wishes for the new year and love to all at home and next door
Your loving son
Eugene.
P.S. I received the parcel with the knee pads, soap and tinned Paté and it was very welcome. The soap was particularly useful and the paste was delicious and a welcome change from bread and jam. The photo of Kit was a very good one. She no longer looks like a flapper and has developed into quite a handsome young lady. I also received Aunt Kate's note and was glad to hear that they are all well. I submitted it to our interpreter but he said he didn't think it was French although it might be the patois of some of the country centres.
Tell her it as much as I can do to get off