Numbered 97. addressed: Ronald. No date.
Albert House, Colne, Lancs. Tel.No.282
My dearest Ronnie,
I just want to tell you – in rather a hurry – that I love you. And that if you Fail, I love you , and if you Fail again I still love you – because honey – well, I love you!
I hope you went to bed early last night because I thought you looked tired and weary. Mum remarked upon it too. She thinks you are having rather a worrying time just now. But honey, I have a big feeling you will be very happy soon. It must be nearly ten, and I would like to catch the ten o’clock post. If you can read this, you are wonderful’ and you are wonderful even if you can’t.
Dash, there’s ten. I’ve missed it. Now I don’t know when you will get this.
Put it right way in your pocket! Cause I wouldn’t like Harry Layfield and anyone else to see just how much I think of you.
I haven’t even made my bed yet so I shall be getting ticked off by sister Marjory who is probably busy dusting my now.
Think of me at the office, in Barlick, in bed, in the bath, in the bus – .
All my love, yours Kathleen
P.S. Won’t it be nice to see me at the breakfast table?
I have decided to slip this thro your door x