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Veramay started the letter by telling Wright she had gone to visit his parents and that time just went by so quickly that she wished that she could have stayed longer. She told him that she was considering taking a serving course and that perhaps she might learn to cook. She told Wright that Liz had written her a letter which she included in Wright’s letter. She told him that Percy said he should visit Kuri, Japan.

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Veramay started the letter by telling Wright that although she was sad because he would not be home by Christmas, she was very happy to hear that he would return in April. She told him that by the time that she got his letter he would have already been assigned a new job. She ended the letter by telling Wright that she was far too sleepy to continue writing and promised him a very long letter the day after.

Scope and Contents Veramay started her letter by telling Wright she got an early start on his letter to make sure that she had enough time to write before she got sleepy. She told him she hoped that he liked his new job and that he should visit the other side of camp when he felt like he was alone. She updated Wright on her work situation and let him know that they were letting go of employees. She told Wright she was going to start a sewing class. In addition to her sewing class. She continued her letter by...