EaceRty opening an envelope from England addressed in her fiance's hand-writing, a young Danish girl was surprised to find, not a long-awaited letter, but the following note from the British censor:—"In this envelope was a letter from your fiance, Mr.—. He was too talkative and wrote of things which did not concern him and, for this reason, we were obliged to destroy his letter.
"All the same, we wish to assure you that he is quite well and sends his love, greeting and many kisses, "When next you write to him, perhaps you would be good enough to ask him in future to Write only love-letters. Then, natural shall be very pleased to send ther on.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.
