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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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Fitzgerald is a Wicklow man
<lb/> the one Mullins knew and
<lb/> comes I believe from Glenowen.
<lb/> Will you please tell about
<lb/> Glenowen and why the name
<lb/> seems so like home to me? 
The apples arrived in
<lb/> splendid condition they were
<lb/> really beautifully packed and
<lb/> Lowry deserves great credit
<lb/> I think : the apples were much
<lb/> appreciated and are already
<lb/> nearly finished. Also the jelly
<lb/> and if the rate of consumption
<lb/> is any test - there certainly isn't
<lb/> much wrong. The mess say its
<lb/> the best jelly they've tasted.<pb/>
<lb/>I got nothing much in Dublin
<lb/> but intend soon to try and
<lb/> find a dentist in Derry &#x2014; if
<lb/> so I'd get various things I
<lb/> want.
The last day off I had I went
<lb/> to a little lake fairly high up
<lb/> on the hills to see if it was
<lb/> <unclear>bearing.</unclear> &#x2014; It was very nearly
<lb/> <unclear>bearing</unclear> in places but the thaw
<lb/> now will have melted all that.
It is hard work trudging through
<lb/> the snow but it has almost
<lb/> all gone now.
If you go back to Tyronny
<lb/> and any of my contoured 1<hi rend="superscript">"</hi>
<lb/> maps of Wicklow etc turn<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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