35 Nevern Place
S.W. 5
22nd March 1937
My Dearest, Dearest Girl,
Today I could I think have had a chance of going to Nice after all, but found that I wouldn't go for a hundred pounds. I am looking forward so much to going up to Wensley with you.
After I had rung off I remembered that in my first letter home I did say to them that they ought to write and invite you, but they probably would have anyhow. I didn't think of it any more after I had spoken to my father on the phone, I took that as instead. I didn't say anything to him about writing too which was what I suppose I was thinking about when I said 'no'.
I could have stood and talked to you on the phone for ages if you hadn't been going out & had Miss cross waiting to get on the phone. It would have been all about nothing - with Mrs Nutt listening, but it would have been very nice. So I am writing to you instead.
Before I can get a grant from the Poly for my eyes I have to get a form signed by my doctor that I need to have them tested! It is so seldom that I see my doctor that I don't know if I can find his house again.
I left behind at Dunally my bedroom slippers and your brown tie. Will you bring them up with you, please.
Must stop now. With all my love
Terrick
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