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

Trinity College Dublin

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said the blizzard kept clear 
<lb/>of Ireland well I just wish that 
<lb/>man had been at Lenan or 
<lb/>(I espect) better still at Dunree 
<lb/>and perhaps that would have 
<lb/>taught him something &#x2014; I have 
<lb/>met a few blizzards in my 
<lb/>time at Dunree &#x2014; but not many 
<lb/>worse that that &#x2014; and in spite 
<lb/>of all the snow we had some 
<lb/>dazzlingly roid lightining in the 
<lb/>evening though the roar of the 
<lb/>wind completely drowned the 
<lb/>thunder.  I had large fire in my <pb/>
<lb/>room &#x2014; all windows shut and 
<lb/>about five thickness of blanket 
<lb/>on my bed!</p>
<p>I hope it wasn't so bad 
<lb/>with you.  I wish I was 
<lb/>back for a bit while Father 
<lb/><del>was</del><add>is</add> getting all right but I'm 
<lb/>afraid it will be a pretty 
<lb/>good long time before I get 
<lb/>leave now.  I wonder when 
<lb/>it will work round to Jack's 
<lb/>turn for leave : He's still 
<lb/>in the forest isn't he.  May 
<lb/>was awfully decent and sent 
<lb/>me a beautiful cake which 
<lb/>was much appreciated as 
<lb/>we get such beastly old cakes<pb/>

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

Trinity College Dublin

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