Charles Lister; Letters And Recollections
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Still, bless the Staff for getting me out here, and I'd sooner be a door-keeper, and so on, than dwell in Norfolk all the summer.
So I feel I am as lucky as any one can be — so much more than I deserve.
Bless you. Did you enjoy your time in France ? I suppose the Dunkirk heroine 1 is back to her harness.
To Mr. C. Starkie.
R.M.S. " Franconia," March 10, 1915.
I am afraid I never answered the letter you were kind enough to write to me about Gisburne doings, in which, as you know, I am keenly int...erested.
You will have heard that I am off — somewhere — and I write to you now from the high seas. I am glad to be out of Norfolk and for it at last, though I have now got a Staff job — interpreter attached to the Naval Division — which I do not like so much as regimental work, especially with my 1 This refers to the bombardment of Dunkirk, May 2, 1915, where his sister was serving in the Duchess of Sutherland's Hospital. Shells exploded close to the building, and the wounded had to be taken out on to the sea beach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still, bless the Staff for getting me out here, and I'd sooner be a door-keeper, and so on, than dwell in Norfolk all the summer.
So I feel I am as lucky as any one can be — so much more than I deserve.
Bless you. Did you enjoy your time in France ? I suppose the Dunkirk heroine 1 is back to her harness.
To Mr. C. Starkie.
R.M.S. " Franconia," March 10, 1915.
I am afraid I never answered the letter you were kind enough to write to me about Gisburne doings, in which, as you know, I am keenly int...erested.
You will have heard that I am off — somewhere — and I write to you now from the high seas. I am glad to be out of Norfolk and for it at last, though I have now got a Staff job — interpreter attached to the Naval Division — which I do not like so much as regimental work, especially with my 1 This refers to the bombardment of Dunkirk, May 2, 1915, where his sister was serving in the Duchess of Sutherland's Hospital. Shells exploded close to the building, and the wounded had to be taken out on to the sea beach.
What to read after Charles Lister; Letters And Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lister, Charles Alfred, Hon., 1887-1915. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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