Letter from Dec Dexter to Phyllis Dexter

Letter from Dec Dexter to Phyllis Dexter

Letter from Keith Dexter to Phyllis Dexter. He writes making arrangements for his leave.

1941-09-21

Two page handwritten letter and envelope

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21/9/41
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Miss P.C. Dexter.
61 Branwin Court,
ST John’s Wood,
N.W.8. London.
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[underlined] The usual. [/underlined]
[underlined] 21 9/41 [/underlined]
My dear [underlined] Phyl. [/underlined]
Do hope you got my letter telling you that I shan’t be leaving until the 27th. and that I ‘ll be down to Stradishall that day. D.V! I do hope you don’t mind going down on your own but you know what the Services are – anything might happen in the way of catching trains so can’t arrange to meet as the actual time is uncertain. Also it might mean you lounging about with a Saturday morning off wishing you were down there.
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By the way could you possibly take my mac down with you? It’s a bit cold here and I may need it as we’ll be allowed to wear plain clothes – I hope. Hope it won’t be a nuisance.
Well all news when I see you – my love to Nora I hope she [deleted] could [/deleted] can get down for a day or two.
All the best heaps of love.
[underlined] Dec [/underlined].