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CHARLES HUNTRISS - LETTERS HOME

A long walk and a pigeon

I have not written to you for some time as I thought you might not have come back from Scarbro'. We have been out for an awfully long walk with Dr Morgan, and after I came back the fire was out so some of the chaps lit it and I went upstairs for paper to draw it up when I got there I saw a pigeon on the window sill asleep so I pulled off ...

my boots and crept up behind it and grabbed it and took it down and put it an a cage.

I am keeping some dormice for Bob W.

I should'nt think you ???? much at Scarboro'. I suppose you know I went to Uncle Henry's last Thursday and am going to Wimbledon this next ?????? on Wednesday to the holiday, I come home on the Thursday.

Excuse haste, I have nothing to say as it is tea time and I have to brush the mud off my trousers.

I remain, your affectionate son