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Letter from Maria Duffin to Celia Duffin, 13 February 1916
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Letter from Maria Duffin to Celia Duffin, 13 February 1916
Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
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what is the best. I will send <lb/>you some more when you want<lb/> it. <p> <p>I can't think why Mrs <gap/><lb/> told me I had got the <gap/><lb/>& the water colour neither of <lb/>which came to me. I am <lb/>bidding for a nice old bureau <lb/>and a little stand I had a<lb/> fancy for but am not <lb/>likely to get them. If sold <lb/>I shall try and sell the<lb/> one in the drawing room for <lb/>what I paid for it £7.<p> <p>After all the money is the <lb/>most useful thing to have,<lb/> these times! the sale is to be the 18th.<p> <p>Your father and Ruth are lunching <lb/> with Aunt Margaret. She says<pb/>
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