| Description | Date from letter; paper ripped from pad or similar; enclosed with EHS/C/13/16/14; possibly incomplete [no closing].
Letter postmarked 14 June 1916 and addressed to E H Shepard at 105 Siege Battery, R.G.A. British Expeditionary Force, France.
Paper headed with "evening" [Partial-obscured by torn notepaper. Handwritten].
Florence writes that she had her teeth out this morning, and that afterwards she felt "weak and faint". Florence writes that Pip Gossage came and "looked after me beautifully". Florence writes that on reaching home she went to bed "almost at once", and is presently feeling "much better". Florence writes that she had tea with "Mrs Melton [sp.?]". Florence expresses concern that E H Shepard must move again, and asks that he dig "a really safe dug out". No sign off visible.
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