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The School House,
My Dear Mummy,Bromsgrove, Worcestershire Here I am again. Our study is more or less ship shape now. I have got a nice big table to myself. The study table and a nice blue tablecloth which a fellow left behind. It looks like knitted velvet or plush and must of cost quite a lot. It didn't cost me a ___ so I am well away. The table cost me nothing either. It is a nice study we all have tables to ourselves, and plenty of ____ room. There are only four of us, Rylands, "Hayhues", William R.M. and myself. I am head of Millington and a school cort so I have told you in my card. I am 18 bedder wth Farthing and we have to look after about 17 people, quite a big responsibility as all the topus of the house are in there. It is over on the other side. By that I mean the bedder is in old school house and not school house. Miss Nevell looks after your clothes not Letty. But I told Letty about my suit and she thought it would be quite alright, so that's o.k. isn't it? | |||||||||
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come over. I have just thought another postal order to send to Filler Limited. Is Rall ost me to them every Sunday till I have paid them off. I have got to go to the Beech after the with winigram to see about our schemes. I shall start working properly tomorrow. Well I really can't think of much more to say. I don't think I have forgotten to tell you anything, if I have you must tell me about it in your letter. My nails are O.K. you need not worry about them so far. Well cheers, please give my love to Grandma and Jean. Teddie | |||||||||
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