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section7mfuFrom : 28th County of London Battalion
November 28, 1914
Dear Miss Breckenridge,
I appreciate very much that you risked Millicent's wrath and took it upon yourself to write to me about her illness. You are quite right about how staunch she is regarding her promises. I would have worried far more about the lack of a letter than I do in knowing the actual circumstances.
My comrades and I have been given a brief time here to rest and I am using my time to send out Millicent's parcel for Christmas out along with this letter and parcel to you. I hope you are not insulted that I have sent you a small token of how much I appreciate you being there for Millicent when I cannot be.
May the holidays find you safe and well.
Kindest regards,
Alexander Waverly
November 28, 1914
Dear Miss Breckenridge,
I appreciate very much that you risked Millicent's wrath and took it upon yourself to write to me about her illness. You are quite right about how staunch she is regarding her promises. I would have worried far more about the lack of a letter than I do in knowing the actual circumstances.
My comrades and I have been given a brief time here to rest and I am using my time to send out Millicent's parcel for Christmas out along with this letter and parcel to you. I hope you are not insulted that I have sent you a small token of how much I appreciate you being there for Millicent when I cannot be.
May the holidays find you safe and well.
Kindest regards,
Alexander Waverly
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