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David R. Elder correspondence, June-July 1944
1944-06-21 Page 4
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law against chloroforming the latter of which I knew. While we were in Boston every one made such a fuss over the boys I felt at ease with the world again. Especially in the hotel when we spent Sat. Nite. I was beginning to feel that I should sneak up the alley when I went to the store! I hope it warms up soon so we can go to the beach. We look almost like white people again. Its annoying how fast one fades. My dearest love to you both and the home news is always anxiously awaited. Sincerely, Kathleen [Kathleen Morrison]
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law against chloroforming the latter of which I knew. While we were in Boston every one made such a fuss over the boys I felt at ease with the world again. Especially in the hotel when we spent Sat. Nite. I was beginning to feel that I should sneak up the alley when I went to the store! I hope it warms up soon so we can go to the beach. We look almost like white people again. Its annoying how fast one fades. My dearest love to you both and the home news is always anxiously awaited. Sincerely, Kathleen [Kathleen Morrison]
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