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Letter from Gertrude Bell to her stepmother, Dame Florence Bell

Summary
In which Bell writes from Leeds describing her recent activities, including lessons with her cousin, Horace Marshall.
Reference code
GB/1/1/1/1/1/22
Recipient
Bell, Dame Florence Eveleen Eleanore
Creator
Bell, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian
Creation Date
Extent and medium
1 letter plus envelope, paper
Language
English
Location
England ยป Leeds
Coordinates

53.8007554, -1.5490774

My dear Mother We are still a [sic] Leeds and perhaps we shall be here at Easter. We have lessons with Dick and Horace. Mr Cornish is making Maurace [sic] very quick. We have grand battles with all the soldiers. Dick is a very nice boy now. You know I had a new velvit [sic] skirt when I came here you would not like to see that skirt now. It was so bad that Aunty Kate had to get a cashmere one to go to church in. Aunty Kate sends her love and wishes you and baby were here so we all do. From your loving Gertrude.

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