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Dear Win. I believe I have sent you this please tell me if I have will you? It is the Boardschool we can see it from our terrace. Thank you so much for that pretty-’
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‘Dear Win. I am sorry not to have sent you a postcard before but really I do not-’ ‘
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Dear Win. I expect you will think I’ve forgotten you, I haven’t though. This is my school. I have just sent Miss Minter-’
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‘Dear Win. I am so sorry to hear the news, give my best love to (Miss) next time you see her. Thank you for the P.C. I am going to school tomorrow-’
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‘Dear Win isn’t this pretty, the Botanic gardens are on-’
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‘-card you sent me. We’ve begun school again which I’m very glad I like it so much, and had a week of it. Shere’s smallpo spreading here again I hope it won’t be much. There’s a case along the road to school so we walk in the middle of the road. From Wina’
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(we are always down here) -have time. Thank you so much for the nice postcard you sent me. We break up in about a month or less. We are having such lovely weather are you? much love from Wina’
posted June 6th 1904
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‘-one. I think of the lessons on Wednesdays & wish I was there. I hate .G. I hope you are well tell miss lowe mother thanks you for her hetter will write soon love from Wina’
posted April 6th 1904
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‘22nd Oct
-so are the boys. I am getting a nice lot of P.P.C now how many have you? Give my love to Minter next time tell her I will write and tell her how I get on with drawing. I hope you like these P.Cs I will send better ones soon. With much love, Wina’
posted 23rd October 1903
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‘-the right, it is so lovely to ride in the trams. I hope you are quite well, love from all to both from Wina’
posted December 10th 1903
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‘Saw James last night. He was at the wrong station but he came to Davies digs.
C. Murray’
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‘Many thanks for pretty P.P.C., which kind do you prefer? I saw your friend Mr Ross in the X on Monday evening, but he did look shy, just like yourself, also myself, in haste --’
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‘Will write you to-morrow
Yours’
Dear Win. I believe I have sent you this please tell me if I have will you? It is the Boardschool we can see it from our terrace. Thank you so much for that pretty-’ 
‘Dear Win. I am sorry not to have sent you a postcard before but really I do not-’ ‘
Dear Win. I expect you will think I’ve forgotten you, I haven’t though. This is my school. I have just sent Miss Minter-’
‘Dear Win. I am so sorry to hear the news, give my best love to (Miss) next time you see her. Thank you for the P.C. I am going to school tomorrow-’
‘Dear Win isn’t this pretty, the Botanic gardens are on-’
‘-card you sent me. We’ve begun school again which I’m very glad I like it so much, and had a week of it. Shere’s smallpo spreading here again I hope it won’t be much. There’s a case along the road to school so we walk in the middle of the road. From Wina’
(we are always down here) -have time. Thank you so much for the nice postcard you sent me. We break up in about a month or less. We are having such lovely weather are you? much love from Wina’ posted June 6th 1904
‘-one. I think of the lessons on Wednesdays & wish I was there. I hate .G. I hope you are well tell miss lowe mother thanks you for her hetter will write soon love from Wina’
posted April 6th 1904
‘22nd Oct
-so are the boys. I am getting a nice lot of P.P.C now how many have you? Give my love to Minter next time tell her I will write and tell her how I get on with drawing. I hope you like these P.Cs I will send better ones soon. With much love, Wina’ posted 23rd October 1903
‘-the right, it is so lovely to ride in the trams. I hope you are quite well, love from all to both from Wina’
posted December 10th 1903
‘Saw James last night. He was at the wrong station but he came to Davies digs.C. Murray’
‘Many thanks for pretty P.P.C., which kind do you prefer? I saw your friend Mr Ross in the X on Monday evening, but he did look shy, just like yourself, also myself, in haste --’
‘Will write you to-morrow
Yours’
‘Dear AmyI hope this will find you alright again. I had a - journey. Sorry I did not get up to say - - Remember to Bob I - Jack
Your brother -’
‘I had had lovely days and enjoyed my self grandM B’
‘You will have got my PC telling you of my safe arrival. Saw my Roland at church tonight. Will write letter tomorrow. Ce F M’
‘Got your p.c - glad they came to see you. Look up the family history - your grandfather on your mother’s side was Charles Kyd Bishop who married Mary Pike Culpapper ? Yesterday we were at a place called Troon on the coast, & when we were in the post office we a list of men holding game licenses and amongst then was a Captain Bishop-Culpapper of Abbotsford - Troon. Who & what is he? 24.8.02’
‘Dear Sis, Just a card to say Mrs Foster will be ready for you next Wed. Have had a letter from W & he has had two narrow escapes. He was hit on the leg but it didnt enter the flesh and the other caught him on his bible he had in his left pocket. He is not very well at all. Will tell you more when I see you.
Love in haste Rose‘
Poststamped 27th May 1915
Recto ‘Rather fine day for Carnwal. A good - there, and being rather uncommon’
Verso ‘You aught to get a card from a lady from St: Albans.
A: Miss Matthews’
‘I have been spending a few days in Glasgow, a city which your father knows well. I hope you have a nice time ar Alfracombe.From H’
‘Very sorry I was unable to come up: please accept my most humble apologies.C.O.’
‘Dear Nurse, Thank you very much for PC. I trust you got home safe, as I did. I got here yesterday morning the Tram - an hour. ...’
‘Hope your cold is better again. Ye ken what fraeJack’
‘These conservatories are nice in the Winter, in fact they are just a treat they make you forget it is Winter. Hope you will enjoy these two cards. Willie’Guildford
‘I don’t think you have another like this have you. I haven’t seen on before! -’
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‘High St.
We moved Monday, hardly settled yet. Will write Sunday all news - getting alright.
3. St Marys Terrace, Quarry St’
Verso‘Dear Ma,
Thanks for letter will write in a afew days. Our house is just around corner from where I have put X facing Church. Hope father and self are both well love Kitty’
‘Having a lovely time weather perfect. Met many of my old friends & seen lots of nurseries. Hoping to see you again soon. Kind regards to Mr Hayes. All the best, Beit’
‘Dear Mum and Dad, Today we went to Guildford where wer went on boats, shopped and visited the Cathedral. I am having a lovely time, last night we didn’t properly get to sleep till 2 O’clock. Listening to Ruth sleep talking. I love Ruth’
‘Dear Carol, I’ve kept my promise but only just, I had to walk 3 1/2 miles to get the cards as there is no bus within that distance. I must stop now though, be seein you soon Monday morning ready for swimming.
Lots love Jennifer
P.S. there are two horses just behind our house’
‘A most perfect day. Have motored here this afternoon - a beautiful ride. Am again very comfortable, quartered in a pretty cottage facing open country Spanish people- but very nice & things are all O.K. Country here is very beautiful. TM’ 
‘Tuesday 9pmHaving a lovely week here & the weather is hot. We go to a fresh place each day. Sorry i could not make it last Sat. Hope you had a good time on Sunday, love N x’
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