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Evelyn Burton letters to Carroll Steinbeck, December 1945-April 1946

1946-01-10 Evelyn Burton to Carroll Steinbeck Page 1

Jan 10, 1946
My dearest Carroll,
Hi darling! Here goes [with] abit of news & alot of loving. Oh so very much loving. It comes from the very bottom of my heart. You are constantly on my mind day & night. And they've such wonderful tho'ts. I sit and day dream about how perfectly happy we'll be when you get home. I love you so very dearly Carroll. I'll always love you this way. It's such a wonderful feeling. I was never so happy in my life. And my happiness is you darling. You mean everything to me, honey. There I go again. My love for you is always uppermost in my mind & it seems the news doesn't mean much. But to tell you what news there is before I forget it.
I just got off duty & it was really a nite. People having convulsions, people having babies and accidents. It certainly made the nite

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Jan 10, 1946 My dearest Carroll, Hi darling! Here goes [with] abit of news & alot of loving. Oh so very much loving. It comes from the very bottom of my heart. You are constantly on my mind day & night. And they've such wonderful tho'ts. I sit and day dream about how perfectly happy we'll be when you get home. I love you so very dearly Carroll. I'll always love you this way. It's such a wonderful feeling. I was never so happy in my life. And my happiness is you darling. You mean everything to me, honey. There I go again. My love for you is always uppermost in my mind & it seems the news doesn't mean much. But to tell you what news there is before I forget it. I just got off duty & it was really a nite. People having convulsions, people having babies and accidents. It certainly made the nite