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Letter from Emily Adelaide Wynne to Alice Katherine Wynne, 2 December 1915

Trinity College Dublin

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<p>a rushy day &amp; I fear I have left 
<lb/>a good deal undone but it cannot
<lb/>be helped. Chancellor will do the 
<lb/>handle of the tea pot &amp; mend the
<lb/> hob for 12/6, which is more than
<lb/> I expected, but he showed me that
<lb/> both little ivory pieces are cracked
<lb/> &amp; want renewing &amp; the silver is
<lb/> also cracked by the pins. Will you
<lb/>send them a p.c.k. do it as I said
<lb/> I must ask you. I think it would
<lb/> be a great pity not to get it done. 
<lb/>They would only allow 15/ for the
<lb/> cred <gap/>  &amp; nothing for the other
<lb/>things &amp; I had not time to take them
<lb/> elsewhere so I said they were to be 
<lb/>returned with the<gap/>tomorrow.
<lb/> We have not heard whether C. can
<lb/> come. J. has got a cottage which
<lb/>sounds vey nice &amp; cheap close 
<lb/>to the camp &amp; need not be happy,
<lb/>he thinks till Monday so they could 
<lb/>stay in Holyhead Sunday &amp; go on 
<lb/>Monday. He himself has been settled
<lb/>all right to May's trial <gab> </p>

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Letter from Emily Adelaide Wynne to Alice Katherine Wynne, 2 December 1915

Trinity College Dublin

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