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The people here have been crowded out with refu- gees from Belgium and from Lille. The 68 Belgians they do not like, although here, too, there must be a strong Flemish element in the population. Monsieur is Flemish by birth, though madame is pure French. The water supply is not too good or abundant. There are interesting" villages round here, with pros- perous-looking farms, and a general air of prosperity and cultivation, in spite of the innumerable wagons and columns that pass to and fro. Que...er names the places have, too. We are perhaps too near a celebrated Ox- ford College* for complete comfort, but old jealousies have to be forgotten now. The mask has arrived, and I am most obliged for it. I will send off things to be washed some time soon, if I get a chance. But at present I am getting along splendidly. All I ask is for you not to worry if letters come irregularly or there is a considerable gap. Yesterday, e. G. , I was at work from 4. 30 a. M. Till 8. 15 p. M. , pretty continuously, except for an occasional rest and meal, and it was not possible to get a letter off.
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The people here have been crowded out with refu- gees from Belgium and from Lille. The 68 Belgians they do not like, although here, too, there must be a strong Flemish element in the population. Monsieur is Flemish by birth, though madame is pure French. The water supply is not too good or abundant. There are interesting" villages round here, with pros- perous-looking farms, and a general air of prosperity and cultivation, in spite of the innumerable wagons and columns that pass to and fro. Que...er names the places have, too. We are perhaps too near a celebrated Ox- ford College* for complete comfort, but old jealousies have to be forgotten now. The mask has arrived, and I am most obliged for it. I will send off things to be washed some time soon, if I get a chance. But at present I am getting along splendidly. All I ask is for you not to worry if letters come irregularly or there is a considerable gap. Yesterday, e. G. , I was at work from 4. 30 a. M. Till 8. 15 p. M. , pretty continuously, except for an occasional rest and meal, and it was not possible to get a letter off.
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