gri_2003_m_46_b03_f09_005
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- Mean dissimilarity: 0.113
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- 66160672 - not-logged-in-c1681788486dc06f13ca
- 66212318 - dixiechicken
- 66220827 - Emmaxangel1
- 66237285 - 2416837397
- WINNER - 66405187 - SREM
- 66508028 - Janet616
66160672 - not-logged-in-c1681788486dc06f13ca
Blackheath 15 x 1950Dearest Slyvia,
I think it is wonderful that you have walked for 5 hours
already (in your letter of 13th) and I do hope that you have
had the opportunity to continue work on The Flight. I am glad that Ruth came yesterday and that you have a frame and stretcher. What a splendid start on what I
am sure will be a fine picture. I wonder if, today,
as you expect you will work indoors on it? That
is what I am going to do, about my lectures.
I will send Clifford "The Age of Johnson" soon- so
expect a most lumpy parcel soon. Gawalla has taken
most of our string with him but I shall manage some-
how!
I met John McHale and we talked about films. I saw
The Black Rose and Destination Moon and High Lonesome.
None of them very good- only mildly interesting from our point of view. All were in technicolor - what an
ordeal.
Peter Judge has practically finalized the designs for
the charts which are excellent, I think. Now they have
to be printed and enlarged and assembled.
66212318 - dixiechicken
15 x 1950Blackheath
Dearest Sylvia
I think it is wonderful that you have worked for 5 hours already (in your letter of 13th) and I do hope that you have had the opportunity to continue work on The Flight. I am glad that Ruth came yesterday and that you have a frame and stretcher. What a splendid start on what I am sure will be a fine picture. I wonder if today as you expect you will work indoors on it? That is what I am going to do about my lectures.
I will send Clifford 'The Age of Johnson' soon - so expect a most lumpy parcel soon. Hewalla has taken most of our string with him but I shall manage somehow!
I met Joe McHale and we talked about films. I saw The Beach Rose and Destination Moon and High Lonesome. None of them very good - only mildly interesting from our point of view. All were in technicolor - what an ordeal.
Peter Judge has practically finished the designs for the charts which are excellent , I think. Now they have to be printed and engraved and assembled.
66220827 - Emmaxangel1
Blackheath 15 x 1950Dearest Sylvia,
I think it is wonderful that you have worked for 5 hours already (in your letter of 13th) an I do hope that you have had the opportunity to continue work on The Flight. I am glad that ruth came yesterday and that you have a frome and stretcher. What a splendid start on what I am sure will be a fine picture. I wonder if, today, as you expect you will work indoors on it? That is what I am going to do, about my lectures.
I will send Clifford 'The Age of Johnson' soon - so expect a vast lumpy parcel soon. Yawalla has taken most of our string with him but I shall manage somehow!
I met john McHale and we talked about films. I saw The black rose and destination moon and High Lonsome
None of them very good - only mildly interesting from our point of view. All were in Technicolor. What an ordeal.
Peter judge has practically finished the designs for the charts which are excellent, I think. Now they have to be painted engraved and assembled.
66237285 - 2416837397
Dearest Sylvia, I think it is wonderful that you have worked for 5 hours already (in your letter of 13th) and I do hope that you have had the opportunity to continue work on The Hight. I am glad that Ruth came yesterday and that you have a frame & stretcher. What a splendid start on what I am sure will be a fine picture. I wonder if, today, as you expect you will work indoors on it? That is what I am going to do about my lectures. I will send Clifford 'The Age of Johnson' soon- so expect a rast lumpy parcel soon. Gawolla has taken most of our string with him but I shall manage somehow! I met John McHale and we talked about Jilms. I saw The Black Rose and Destination Moon and High Lonesome.Wone of them very good- only mildly uninteresting from our point of view. All were in Technicolor. What an ordeal. Peter Judge has practically finished the clerigans for the charts which are excellent, I think. Now they have to be printed & engraved and assembled.WINNER - 66405187 - SREM
Blackheath 15 X 1950Dearest Sylvia,
I think it is wonderful that you have worked for 5 hours already (in your letter of 13th) and I do hope that you have had the opportunity to continue work on The Flight. I am glad that Ruth came yesterday and that you have a frame and stretcher. What a splendid start on what I am sure will be a fine picture. I wonder if, today, as you expect you will work indoors on it? That is what I am going to do, about my lectures.
I will send Clifford 'The Age of Johnson' soon - so expect a vast lumpy parcel soon. Yawolla has taken most of our string with him but I shall manage somehow!
I met John McHale and we talked about films. I saw The Black Rose and Destination Moon and High Lonesome. None of them very good - only mildly interesting from our point of view. All were in Technicolor - what an ordeal.
Peter Judge has practically finished the designs for the charts which are excellent, I think. Now they have to be printed and engraved and assembled.
66508028 - Janet616
15 X 1950 Blackheath Dearest Sylvia, I think it is wonderful that you have worked for 5 hours already (in your letter of 13th) and I do hope that you have had the opportunity to continue work on The Flight. I am glad that Ruth came yesterday and that you have a frame & stretcher. What a splendid start on what I am sure will be a fine picture. I wonder if, today, as you expect you will work indoors on it? That is what I am going to do, about my lectures. I will send Clifford' The Age of Johnson soon - so expect a vast lumpy parcel soon. Gawalla has taken most of our string with him but I shall manage some-how! I met John McHale and we talked about films. I saw The Black Rose and Destination Moon and High . None of them very good - only mildly interesting from our point of view. All were in Technicolor. What an ordeal. Peter Judge has practically finished the designs for the charts which are excellent, I think. Now they have to be printed or engraved and assembled.