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Conger Reynolds correspondence, February 1918
1918-02-17 Daphne Reynolds to Conger Reynolds Page 5
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Now I've told you all the scandal I know, and just as I finished the lights went out. I am finishing by candlelight because same great Oaf has my lamp. Honeychild I don't know what I'd give to be with you tonight. Surely it is not unpatriotic for me to long for my nice old Hubby, is it, dear? For I do long for him. Tonight I can see you as you looked at the Powhatan - is that spelled correctly? You sat beside me the night we dined upstairs on the balcony, and I was very glad to have you do so because there I could turn my face away from you when my great love for you would almost choke me. It was always an effort to control my expressions when you were seated so you could look at me. And honey child you certainly did look a pow'ful lot. I can remember that I talked incessantly to relieve my embarrassment but I cannot remember one topic of conversation. The one thing I can remember most distinctly is the look on your face as you sat beside me, and it thrills
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Now I've told you all the scandal I know, and just as I finished the lights went out. I am finishing by candlelight because same great Oaf has my lamp. Honeychild I don't know what I'd give to be with you tonight. Surely it is not unpatriotic for me to long for my nice old Hubby, is it, dear? For I do long for him. Tonight I can see you as you looked at the Powhatan - is that spelled correctly? You sat beside me the night we dined upstairs on the balcony, and I was very glad to have you do so because there I could turn my face away from you when my great love for you would almost choke me. It was always an effort to control my expressions when you were seated so you could look at me. And honey child you certainly did look a pow'ful lot. I can remember that I talked incessantly to relieve my embarrassment but I cannot remember one topic of conversation. The one thing I can remember most distinctly is the look on your face as you sat beside me, and it thrills
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