Dedh Pajar Üdnek gens ha Pemp

De Sül, wheffes warn ügens mis Meurth

Sunday, 26th March


Otta vy, whath bew! Martesen my a wra scrifa moy avorow.

Here I am, still alive! Perhaps I'll write more tomorrow.

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