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From John Grimes to his wife Elizabeth Grimes, 28 September 1916
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From John Grimes to his wife Elizabeth Grimes, 28 September 1916
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<p>also send me the papers so that <lb/>was with the cheque. I want <lb/>them to enable me to <unclear>signare</unclear> <lb/>up with Frank: I would not bother <lb/>now with the cheque only to <lb/>settle with him: when I see <lb/>what due to him I will <lb/>let you know: & you can <lb/>put his money in an envelope <lb/>& send Robert down with <lb/>it, I will send him all <lb/>particulars by letter: that is <lb/>the only way I can settle it <lb/>from here. I am sorry to hear <lb/>of you been still bad with <lb/>your throat you have it on <lb/>long time: I hope you will <lb/>soon get clear of it: I see Jim <lb/>is not improving much what <lb/>ever is the matter with him he <lb/>is very delicate & so long</p> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <date>Thursday night <lb/>28<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> Sept <lb/>1916</date> <salute>My Dearest Lizzie</salute> <p>I left Galway on <lb/>Wednesday morning & got <lb/>to Roundstone same Evg <lb/>at dusk: & got up here <lb/>this Evg: we had a very <lb/><unclear>dirty</unclear> time coming on Wed: <lb/>it poured rain all day <lb/>& easterly wind: we also <lb/>had a bad night Monday <lb/>at Galway Roads <gap/> gale <lb/>of south wind <unclear>hard</unclear> very <lb/>heavy riding at anchor: <lb/>dear Lizzie I didnt got <lb/>your write or letter <unclear>for</unclear> <gap/></p>
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