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18th June 1932
 
18th June 1932
Dearest Aunt gertrude:
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I was so glad to get your dear care at [Clin???????] & have tried to write your [your] men [?]; but have been so busy with the hussie [Dra???] that I can coned do nothing [nothing] else.
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MARU NEFER
Charles Dalton & Jane to be married on July 5th in Alexaudria at the British Consulate - geueral & after taking a short holiday in Rhodex will return here to this exquisite place Where I have a [?] lovely villa.
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MAADI
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CAIRO
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Dearest Aunt Gertrude:
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I was so glad to get your dear care  
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at [Clinsliuas?] & have tried to write you her [sic]  
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twice; but have been so busy with the music
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[Drawa?] that I coned [sic] do nothnig [sic] else.
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Charles Dalton & Jane to be  
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married on July 5th in Alexandria
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at the British Consulate-General 
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& after taking a short holiday in Rhodes
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will return here to this exquisite place where I have a [?e?sh] lovely villa.
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Ive will be very busy finishing
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the wusic [sic] [Drawa?]. Have done 450 pages
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of orchestral score already. His very
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detailed work. & takes all wey [sic] twice
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at present. Charles has written a
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wagnificent [sic] Libretto.
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Never were his people as happy
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as we, I'm quite sure - for all
 +
our tastes are [cong??i??] - &

Latest revision as of 12:46, 30 December 2020

18th June 1932

MARU NEFER

MAADI

CAIRO

Dearest Aunt Gertrude:

I was so glad to get your dear care at [Clinsliuas?] & have tried to write you her [sic] twice; but have been so busy with the music [Drawa?] that I coned [sic] do nothnig [sic] else.

Charles Dalton & Jane to be married on July 5th in Alexandria at the British Consulate-General & after taking a short holiday in Rhodes will return here to this exquisite place where I have a [?e?sh] lovely villa.

Ive will be very busy finishing the wusic [sic] [Drawa?]. Have done 450 pages of orchestral score already. His very detailed work. & takes all wey [sic] twice at present. Charles has written a wagnificent [sic] Libretto.

Never were his people as happy as we, I'm quite sure - for all our tastes are [cong??i??] - &