Letters from Irving Russell Flett to his Family, 1915-1916 - Part 4
at first but after an hour or so you get more or less accustomed to it.
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30th Sept 1915
Dear Mother & Father,
Once more I am fortunate enough
to be able to report all's well, with the exception of a
slight attack of the "Gallipoli gallop" or to put in word
that you understand the meaning of, common old garden
diarrhoea. I can tell you it's anything but a comfortable
thing today the best of it, pretty well everybody on the
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