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Warrenpoint

Sunday

My darling -

I have just read your letter for about the twentieth time, as it is all I have. When I wrote to you on Friday I didn't really reply to very well - & I will do so now.

About the gas cooker - the people who took the house wanted electricity - & so the cooker is now our property & is stored at the works - W.H.&Co. If you & Peggy take a place together - you could perhaps get it down but that is tied up with the question of you coming over here, to which I shall refer later. So also is the question of your nursing - & I am glad in any case that you have not tied yourself up to do scivvy's work until further notice.

Now about coming over here, darling. I am taking it for granted that you will want to come over sooner or later, & from my point of view the sooner the better, because I am missing you so