Choirboy's Moving Letter Found
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•'I love you if you love me'—choirboy's touching letter found in church pew after 125 years
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'I love you if you love me' letter found in church pew after 125 years .
'I was the leading boy of this choir,' William Elliott scribbled on back of sermon paper.
He was one of 50 orphaned sons of seafaring men who lived at the Sunderland orphanage.
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