S20857 Tanherst - Sir Samuel Romilly
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(GEN) Microfilm no. 1282
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(GEN) Microfilm no. 1282
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(GEN) Microfilm no. 1283
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Dear h, Many thanks for letter. The book "Forest Lovers" belongs to Harry. I am afraid I shall not be returning to London, but am going straight home to save time. We are still having a good time but the weather is not so nice today. We have not studied our books yet. Kind love, May. Hope the weather is better.
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Dear Mr Lintott, Thank you so much for sending the PC of Chapel which is very nice. What cold weather we are having! Sorry Mr & Mrs Mitchell are so bad. Hope you are both keeping well. Kind regards, sincerely, Freda Palmer
Notes:
JJ Lintott was manager of Freeman, Hardy & Willis in Canterbury in 1889
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Dear Auntie, We have come here tday for Daddy's and my Birthday treats. Thanks for the book on London. It is very interesting; but this is very different. It is very beautiful as well as the city. Love to all the Aunties including A Kate. Letters soon. Edmund.
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My dear Ivy, You don't deserve a letter you hard (?) child so I am just sending a PC to see if you are still on this earth for you know its your turn to write. By the by this is a swell and went with a nice boy. Its 900 feet above sea level so you are sure its a glorious view. Don't forget to write soon as I look for a letter every day. Lots of love May xxxx
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