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CollectionGB 0231 University of Aberdeen, Special Collections
LevelItem
Ref NoMS 3290/2/208
TitleLetter from Amelia Nyasa Laws to her relatives
Date14 October 1917
Extent1 item
DescriptionLetter from Amelia Nyasa Laws, Chambéry, to her relatives, regarding change in the weather to rain and snow; present of a box of chocolate truffles from the President of the hospital; description of them, the speciality of the region; leaving the apartment; the daughter of the landlady came to pick up the key as she was on business anyway - she is Life Insurance, Widow Routens & Co.; shifting the luggage in the rain; Aunt is rested but not as well as she might be as the food is heavy at the hotel, with sauces mixed into things; paperwork for departure will happen tomorrow; plans for her return to the hospital and provisions for her absence, including increased record keeping; M. Bugnard's treatment was haphazard; invitation for Amelia and Aunt to go to tea at the hospital's bureau with Mme. Martin, the President; as Amelia rose to go back to work, Mlle. Vernaz held her back and she was presented with an autograph book signed by the patients and staff (see MS 3290/2/206); in reply she fixed a notice to the board in the corridor, thanking everyone (see again MS 3290/2/206); Jouette has also given her a box like the one Raby gave her, and Martinez has given her a butterfly made from beads on wire; she would not be able to stand it all if she were not planning to come back; Plantard plans to return to the front and come back wounded to see her again; various others say they will pray for her and for her return. [Letter breaks off without signature].
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