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4th June 1916 - Albert puts on a brave face.... | ||||||||||||||
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| Dear Dad
Just a line hoping you are quite well, as I am still alive and kicking, and in the best of health, and getting on quite all right. I can tell you it isn't like home at all here, rather dull. I don't bother about the shells and snipers' bullets very much. Still, if you keep cheery you are all right. The war will have to end sometime, won't it? |
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| ...I should like to see some of the fellows at home. They would die, not being able to swank about and go to theatres. Still I don't mind a bit being here as long as we buck up and and do something... | |||||||||||||||
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the conditions that Albert described |
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