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Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to Alice Katherine Wynne, 1 August 1916

Trinity College Dublin

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what on earth to do next
<lb/>, here though we are certainly
<lb/> far from overworked and have
<lb/> really plenty of leisure time.
<lb/> Still there's never any question
<lb/> of <unclear>Loco</unclear> to pass time and the
<lb/> improvement is really astonishing.
I had a topping weekend this
<lb/> time there hadn't been time to
<lb/> arrange to meet <unclear>Wieslan</unclear> so when
<lb/> I got to London I went down
<lb/> to Richmond and got there just
<lb/> in time for tea &#x2014; they were all
<lb/> awfully nice and offered to put
<lb/> me up. &#x2014; Veronica came down
<lb/> in the evening and we had a
<lb/> grand time on the river after
<lb/> supper &#x2014; then Veronica got an<pb/> 
afternoon off on Sunday and
<lb/> after tea we went out again.
<lb/> It was <sic>an</sic>grand day &#x2014; very hot 
<lb/>and altogether it was great.
I am so glad you &amp; Father like 
<lb/>the idea of a trip to <del>London</del> Richmond.
<lb/> I do hope it will be managed all
<lb/> right &#x2014; I wonder when it will be.
How splendid if the mines are
<lb/> really taken over &#x2014; I do hope Father
<lb/> has opened the Gov. pocket wide
<lb/> enough &#x2014; it seems to be very elastic
<lb/> in such matters if only it's pulled
<lb/> hard enough.
Please give my thanks for <unclear>Em</unclear> 
<lb/>&amp; Win for their topping letters,
<lb/> how grand having the Aunts at
<lb/> the Cottage.
I have been writing to <unclear>Wieslan</unclear><pb/>

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Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to Alice Katherine Wynne, 1 August 1916

Trinity College Dublin

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