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1892? 344
53 Brompton Crescent
Wednesday Evg
My dear Bessie
I ws so very glad to receive
your note this morning, for
I began to wonder about you &
felt afraid some trouble
might be keeping you silent
I am so glad that you have
had such satisfaction dear
& it is really delightful that
Jack has made for himself
such a position as to ensure
welcome for George as you say
Indeed I rejoice for you & with you
It would be so delightful to see you at leisure
My dear Bessie – there is so much I should
enjoy talking over ! I am sure you are glad
to have your Brother in law & Mrs Onslow here
Always with love to Sybil & all ever
yr very affecte E M Falbe
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