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Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to his mother, Alice Katherine Wynne 6 June 1916

Trinity College Dublin

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was nothing to this! and <del>the</del>
<lb/> <del>real</del> its really I think much
<lb/> colder than January.
I<del>t</del> was simply delighted to
<lb/> hear how well the Aunts
<lb/> got on in Dublin. I had
<lb/> a letter from Aunt <gap/>
<lb/> and she seemed cheerful.
Please tell Em I was very
<lb/> glad to get her letter and
<lb/> the asparagus which was
<lb/> much appreciated.
I suppose you'll be going
 <lb/>up to Glendalough the day
<lb/> after you get this. I hope
<lb/> everything will be O.K.
What a good thing someone
<lb/>have been found to buy
<lb/> the <gap/> I realised Oliver
<lb/> was a fool &#x2014; but I must
<lb/> say I thought he would
<lb/> realise that himself and
<lb/> it is fairly obvious that
<lb/> It will take a clever man
<lb/> to run that <gap/> &#x2014; he'll
<lb/> soon be sorry he bought it
<lb/> thought to a clever man it
<lb/> would be quite a good bargain
<lb/> I wish I was there when he inspects
<note>and it has been for&#x2014;
<lb/>warded from
<lb/> Brigadier
<lb/> Office some
<lb/> time <del>again</del>
<lb/> ago
<lb/>Er <del><gab></del> <gap/>
<lb/> <hi rend="underline"><gap/></hi>

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Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to his mother, Alice Katherine Wynne 6 June 1916

Trinity College Dublin

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