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[Page 48]

worrying me in the least. It will be a bit of a knock back striking France again in the winter. Tell Ive not to worry as I will be quite alright as I don't suppose I will go stretcher bearing again. Have not told Laurel yet but will have to tell her in her next letter. I know it will worry her Vol but still I'm not dead yet. Have had some good old times here. Been to London four times & have been treated like a toff. But then that is stale news as I told Ivy in my last letter all about my five days leave. Well Vol there is really no news worth relating. Sorry to hear you have been ill & hope you are quite well again by now. I have been pretty fair myself but not well enough to take on football so you see I am not

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