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Letter from Susan Fitzgerald to Michael Gorman, 31 July 1916

Michael Gorman, private collection.

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my dressing gown before 
<lb/>going to bed. I feel
<lb/><unclear>fearfully</unclear> tired too. I've 
<lb/>been <unclear>mowing lawn</unclear> &amp; 
<lb/>picking fruit all day. 
<lb/>I hate <unclear>mowing lawn</unclear>. It's 
<lb/>horrible work. all the
<lb/>men are haymaking. 
Well, dearest boy, I'm sure 
<lb/>I havent a scrap of
<lb/>news either. I haven't
 <lb/>been anyplace (except 
<lb/>to tennis on <unclear>Tuesday</unclear>) <gap/><del>)</del> 
<lb/> I didn't play but
 <lb/>looked on. I'm doing 
<lb/>the <gap/> still!
Do you know Michael <unclear>Higgins</unclear> 
<lb/>He was there. He has 
<lb/>just arrived back from 
<lb/>France, I think, on 6 weeks'
 <lb/>leave, poor chap, he
 <lb/>has been laid up with 
<lb/> <unclear>fever</unclear> &amp; in hospital
 <lb/>during the past 3 months.
 <lb/> I met his sisters too,
<lb/>both very nice girls. 
<lb/>Molly is still away &amp;
 <lb/>there isn't much chance
 <lb/>of her coming back 
<lb/>while there is any 
<lb/><gap/> to be had in 
<lb/>Roscommon. But mother

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Letter from Susan Fitzgerald to Michael Gorman, 31 July 1916

Michael Gorman, private collection.

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