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Letter from Albert Augustus Wynne to Alice Clara Veronica (A.C.V.) Wynne, 12 March 1916

Trinity College Dublin

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new &amp; interesting. He is anxious
<lb/> to take this house but afraid to 
<lb/>bind himself beyond May &amp; June on
<lb/>as the belief at<unclear>Kynuch</unclear> is that the war 
<lb/>will be over by then! Would that they
<lb/> might be, it does not look like it, still
<lb/><unclear>Kynuch</unclear> ought to have inside
<lb/>knowledge &#x2014;. Oliver has
<lb/> made not a bad proposal, May &amp; June
<lb/>£30. July &amp; Augt £12.10 per month <del>with a</del> 
<lb/>subject to our having the right to call 
<lb/>for a review. Then if we can find a 
<lb/>tenant to give double what he gives 
<lb/><add>Sep &amp; Oct at £7.10</add> then for rest of year £6 a month,
<lb/>provided all along his appointments 
<lb/>at <unclear>Kynuch</unclear> last. This would suit well
<lb/>provided he agrees and should stipulated
<lb/>that Sept come in same condition at July 
<lb/>&amp; Augt, minimum rent to be £20 instead 
<lb/>of <unclear>double 1. a</unclear> £25. I should pursue
<lb/>a chance of getting a summer let.
I believe Mother has sent you
<lb/>Mrs O's letter so this is all stale news!
We had a great squeeze to make
<lb/>the coal last, we were at the absolutely
<lb/>last shovel full &amp; kitchen fire<pb/>

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Letter from Albert Augustus Wynne to Alice Clara Veronica (A.C.V.) Wynne, 12 March 1916

Trinity College Dublin

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