Five

Dear Father

I continue to visit London and find the policemen is the mind of informations and the most cleverest ever I met. They knows everythings and they loose their patients never.

Today I lern one new saying - 'to brick the ice'. The English like the forriner to do this, then he talk all so because he is the good icebriker. So I begun to talk with old lady about sexty years and I was exiting her because she give her address to me and her telephone number and she sayed I can her visit sum times. Her name is single and she leaves a lone. She say she has no family and she is not pretty. I taked to her but I not take her, we are the just new friends.

Give my best wish to all my friends,

Your loving son,

Iziz

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