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Letter from Emily Adelaide Wynne to her mother Alice Katherine Wynne, 18 January 1916.

Trinity College Dublin

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<pb/> to themselves to ask about  probability
<lb/> as to leaving. It was a very sad beginning
<lb/> to the day seeing the announcement about
<lb/> Jim <unclear>Stockley</unclear> in the paper this morning.
<lb/> One keeps thinking of poor little Hilda
<lb/>&amp; wondering how things go with her. I am
<lb/> so glad she has the little son at any
<lb/> rate. I think the change of air has
<lb/> nearly quite taken away the remains
<lb/> of my pain which is very satisfactory.
<lb/> I asked for the vermin powder today but
<lb/> could not get it. I should think it would
<lb/> be best to write to Boots direct or get V.
<lb/> to get it. By the by have you tipped
<lb/> Mary <unclear>hire</unclear>? or will it be right if I give
<lb/> her 2/6? She and M<hi rend="superscript"><hi rend="underline">r</hi></hi> Turner are so
<lb/> very nice &amp; engaging &amp; thoughtful &amp;
<lb/> certainly make one feel very comfortable.
<lb/> Ever so much love Mother dearest.
<lb/> I hope Father's hand is all right
<lb/> by now. </p>
<salute>Your very big child</salute>
<signed><hi rend="underline">E.A. Wynne</hi></signed>
<hi rend="underline">For Mother</hi>

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Letter from Emily Adelaide Wynne to her mother Alice Katherine Wynne, 18 January 1916.

Trinity College Dublin

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