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Eve Drewelowe travel correspondence, 1928-1929

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3. us "the old [Berm?]. But then we might have known that he would do a thing like that. I am going to spank him when I see him! We are all happy for him though and welcome the new sister just as heartily as though she had been nice and asked us to the weddin! The family is steadily increasing. Just wait until Fritz steps forth with a twin upon each arm and a fatherly grin upon his face. This will be a most appropriate climax to the romance. Six of the family married now mother - don't give up hopes yet! Its lovely to have a big family - but never nicer than when you are on the other side of the world, lonely and forgotten; and then get a big armful of letters. Its more fun than a million. I wish that we might have several more Christmas's before next September which is a long, long way off. Our trip from Singapore to Calcutta was uneventful except for a day in Penang and two days in Rangoon, Burma. At Burma we visited a Mohammedan temple called the
 
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