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<p>[Page 2]</p><p>[Front cover of diary]</p><p>Anonymous Author<br />​Vol. 3</p>

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ML MSS

2774

Item 6

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be a treasure to them in their banishment. 

they are both most respectably connected in Ireland, and many persons of great influence take a great feel a deep interest in their welfare, & have taken

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[Potts's Girls?], which I hoped the high character of the Father, would have saved from this fate. They are not even now, I trust, quite hopeless. 

I am, My dear Mr Macarthur
Yours very truly
G. K.

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the morning the Armistice was signed.</p>

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<p>No. 30 [Referring to photographs mentioned on

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In the Field

6.

in either case whether I go up or down the steps I always place myself under the guidance of the Supreme one. Give my best

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London 29th Oct.'16

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Friday 24 August 1917
Another "dud" day. At aerodrome in morning & afternoon & wrote letters. After tea Sanders & Mitchell & I had a great old sail till dinner time. Very squally

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Denis Georges.

Recitation.

Ecole primaire superieure de Corbie