30 Oct 1944, Barbara Anslow's diary
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Olive to hospital with dysentery.
So for a few days Mabel and I had the room to ourselves ((Mrs K had by now moved out as she and her husband had got a billet together)). One night we had gramophone (always on loan around the camp by its generous owners); Fortescues came in for recital, and we had a candle. Adrian looked so nice by candle-light. ((The Fortescues lived in the kitchen next to our room, basin and draining board having been removed, even then it was tiny for 2 adults and a small child, but they valued their privacy more than space.))