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Conger Reynolds correspondence, May 1918

1918-05-09 Conger Reynolds to Daphe Reynolds Page 3

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their friends as tokens of good will and wishes of happiness. They call them "portes bonheur." This year the cold delayed the blossoming of the muguets, but on the first day that she could find them Madame brought them to us. She meant them for you especially because she put them before your picture. But I am enjoying them too -- more deeply than she knows. I shall send them to you - part in this letter and part in a box. They will arrive wilted and crushed, unfortunately, but perhaps some of their sweetness will linger and mean something of the delight to you that it has meant to me. You can never comprehend sweetheart, the greatness and warmth and colorfulness of the love that my heart sends to you at this moment. You Husband Conger Reynolds 2nd Lt A.G.D. [censors seal]
 
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