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Conger Reynolds correspondence, July 1918

1918-07-19 Daphne Reynolds to Conger Reynolds Page 8

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jam sandwich and the "Ah's an American, and dose odders am jes plain African niggers." Hope you don't mind. They were new here and made a hit. Flo has a picture of me, up here on the piano, that I'd like to steal. I haven't one, and it's a full length in a concert gown I got while I was in Germany. A French dressmaker from Monte Carlo made it and ooh! It sure is pretty. I have no dresses made with the train now, of course, but that one was a keen looker. Corn colored and hung with heavy silver fringes. It looked like the inside of a cloud must look. What was left of it last year was made into a black dress, to teach in. Oh, I think I had it on the day you came. Dignified old dress on a very dignified old teacher, not? A fly is vocalizing in here and it's enough to make you weep. The clock has the most brazen tick; no question about whether or not it marches. Since you
 
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