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Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to Alice Katherine Wynne, 31 March 1916

Trinity College Dublin

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this year.
O'Brien the officer that I'm 
<lb/>taking the place of has got a 
<lb/>couple of day leave so I 
<lb/>don't go back to <unclear>Dunrce</unclear> till 
<lb/>Wednesday; by which time 
<lb/>Major Fitzgerald will be on 
<lb/>leave and when he comes back 
<lb/>the Colonel will be going on 
<lb/>leave so that Fitzgerald will 
<lb/>come here so I'll be released 
<lb/>of his company for quite a 
<lb/>long time.
Today here though stormy 
<lb/>is nice and warm so I so 
<lb/>hope that the spring should be 
<lb/>in just in time to see Father 
<lb/>about again. Its grand <pb/>
he's doing so well.
<address>Lenan Head Fort,
<lb/>Clonmany,
<lb/>C<hi rend="superscript"><hi rend="underline">o</hi></hi>.Donegal.</address>
It is simply splendid Veronica 
<lb/>having got a decent place at 
<lb/>last. I have been grousing a lot 
<lb/>about loneliness etc here, but 
<lb/>I'm afraid Veronica must have 
<lb/>had a much worst time it 
<lb/>must have been frightfully 
<lb/>dismal coming back of an 
<lb/>evening. However you bet she's 
<lb/>all right now.
Eiu must have had a 
<lb/>pretty rotten time coming 
<lb/>back: I saw the Irish Times<pb/>

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Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to Alice Katherine Wynne, 31 March 1916

Trinity College Dublin

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