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Conger Reynolds correspondence, March 1-17, 1918

1918-03-10 Conger Reynolds to Daphne Reynolds Page 4

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There is so much for us to look forward to that I grow awed at the very prospect. Your birds of spring, the charms of the out-of-doors, the interesting details of running a home, books and drama and music, associations with friends - and so on - all these we shall share and enjoy the more for understanding them through each other as well as through our own natures. and we'll do something to help along the happiness of the rest of the world, will we not, sweetest, if it is nothing greater than to have pleasant parties for aspiring youngsters? Love me tonight? I suppose I shouldn't ask that, though, when you have no opportunity to make the most effective answer. You used to kiss me. And, oh, what a way you had! I'd simply lose my head in ecstasy if one of those kisses could catch me tonight. I'm as fit as can be for service, honey, and my heart is all my wife's. I love you constantly. Forever - Con.
 
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