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Conger Reynolds correspondence, May 1918

1918-05-25 Conger Reynolds to Daphe Reynolds Page 7

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impression that she had done it. It seems to me hardly possible she could have neglected it deliberately. We were never more than good chums. I certainly never made love to her. And it seemed to me her book showed the greatest good will toward both of us. But I shall not urge that you write to her about it. To be honest, honey, I don't care whether you do or don't. I thanked her, which as you say is quite sufficient. I wouldn't have you do anything you didn't want to for all the Josephines in the world - and besides if she can't remember important little courtesies she isn't entitled to any herself. So that for her! So you didn't go to see
 
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