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April 28, 1918 Dear Bess:
The fourth Sunday after Easter and I am just now ready to go to a real Artillery School. Have had a splendid tour of the Atlantic Ocean and France. Have seen France as no civilian tour could possibly see it and now have a room with four of the most congenial first Lts in the regiment at an old Chateau with a beautiful garden a moat a fine park and a church with a chime clock and the most beautifully toned bell I ever heard. The hardships of this war are sure easy to bear so far.
Major G.[18] and I took a walk yesterday afternoon and turned off on a road that said "Chemin Particulier." Neither of us knew what that was. Evidently it means private road, for we ran into another chateau. There was a man at the gate who invited us in and showed us a park with
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