| Description | E H Shepard writes that he is so please with Baba's letter and says that it is so comforting to see him gradually getting used to things. Shepard says that he has enclosed a letter from him that he received that morning. He writes that he is glad that Elsie will be going to see Florence, but asks her to put if off if he manages to get leave. He tells Florence that he had a nice rest down by the sea and he did quite a lot of talking in French, although he says that his grammar must be awful. Shepard has enclosed two postcards featuring photographs of a woman. One postcard is titled 'Aux Bains De Mer' |