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Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to his mother Alice Katherine Wynne, 22 November 1915

Trinity College Dublin

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Dunree.
<lb/>It was freezing hard right through the day.
I must say Jack's new
<lb/>s was quite unexpected to me.
<lb/> I was wondering when I
<lb/> heard of his visit to Burnaby
<lb/> Lodge &#x2014; but I must say I did
<lb/> not get to the explanation. 
I am so glad for Jack
<lb/> &#x2014; he's certainly lucky to get May.
<lb/> I do hope he's in for some
<lb/> good luck now &#x2014; he surely
<lb/> deserves it &#x2014; poor old Jack.
I wish I was at home now
<lb/> or had been. I wonder when
<lb/> Jack will next get leave.<pb/> 
I have come to the conclusion
<lb/> that I don't ask enough <add>for</add> leave.
<lb/> I think I surely ought to get 
<lb/>some about Christmas time.
Fitzgerald is here now a
<lb/> very nice man he seems.
<lb/> though he has already asked
<lb/> many times where the
<lb/> nearest lunatic asylum is
<lb/> and remarked when he
<lb/> had been here two days that
<lb/> it seemed two months.
It certainly seems to me
<lb/> six since I came back from
<lb/> Glendalough &#x2014; though I believe
<lb/> its only a fortnight really<pb/>

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Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to his mother Alice Katherine Wynne, 22 November 1915

Trinity College Dublin

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