gri_2003_m_46_b01_f11_066
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- 65312596 - not-logged-in-c0af72bdc03b4116be9e
- WINNER - 65313709 - SansSouci
- 65317804 - not-logged-in-30b5f982ef0bef31181f
- 65319651 - not-logged-in-f63e00dc152e4b93ef7d
- 65331253 - not-logged-in-8ab2e2d0b525349ad8af
65312596 - not-logged-in-c0af72bdc03b4116be9e
30th December 1948 - WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
About Blackheath: the man, who is in the Army, is being posted and his wife has not yet decided whether to stay at Blackheath until March or to go to her people when her husband leaves on the 19th of this month. I am going there on Monday so I shall have some news then. We are alright for the flat provided only it is given up in time. If it should not be - shall I take somewhere before we go away or when we come back? If we take the latter course we could take a h^otel for a night and certainly find a temporary place and, also, save a few pounds. Do not worry, dearest, for it is likely that we will be able to move in to Blackheaths on our return from Stafford.
WINNER - 65313709 - SansSouci
30th December 1948 - WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
About Blackheath: the man, who is in the Army, is being posted and his wife has not yet decided whether to stay at Blackheath until March or to go to her people when her husband leaves on the 19th of this month. I am going there on Monday so I shall have some news then. We are al-
right for the flat provided only it is given up in time. If it should not be - shall I take somewhere before we go away or when we come back? If we take the latter course we could take an hotel for a night and certainly find a temporary place and, also, save a few pounds. Do not worry, dearest, for it is likely that we will be able to move in to Blackheath on our return from Stafford.
65317804 - not-logged-in-30b5f982ef0bef31181f
30th December 1948 - WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
About Black heath: the man, who is
in the Army, is being posted and his
wife has not yet decided whether
to stay at Blackheath until march
or to go to her people when her husband
leaves on the 19th of this month. I
am going there on Monday so I shall
have some news then. We are al-
right for the flat provided only
it is given up in time. If it should
not be - shall I take somewhere
before we go away or when we come
back? If we take the latter course
we could take an hotel for a night
and certainly find a temporary place
and, also, save a few pounds. Do
not worry, dearest, for it is likely
that we will be able to move in to
Blackheath on our return from Stafford.
65319651 - not-logged-in-f63e00dc152e4b93ef7d
30th December 1948 - WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
About Blackheath: the man, who is
in the Army, is being rosted and his
wife has not yet decided whether
to stay at Blackheath until March
as to go to her people when her husband
leaves on the 19th of this month. I
am going there on Monday so I shall
have some news then. We are all
right for the feat provided only
it is given up in time. If it should
not be - shall I take somewhere
before we go away or when we come
back? If we take the latter course
we could take an hotel for a night
and certainly find a temporary place
and, also, save a few pounds, Do
not worry, dearest, for it is likely
that we will be able to move in to
Blackheath on our return from Stafford.
65331253 - not-logged-in-8ab2e2d0b525349ad8af
30th December 1948 - WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
About Blanckheath: the man, who is
in the Army, is being posted and his
wife has not yet decided whether
to stay at Blackheath until march
as to go to her people when her husband
leaves on the 19th of this month. I
am going there on Monday so I shall
have some news then. We are al-
right for the feat provided only
it is given up in time. If it should
not be - shall I take somewhere
before we go away or when we come back? If we take the later course
we could take an hotel for a night
and certainly find a temporary place
and, also, save a few pounds. Do
not worry, dearest, for it is likely
that we will be able to move in to
Blackheath on our return from Stafford