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Conger Reynolds correspondence, April 1918
1918-04-13 Conger Reynolds to Daphne Reynolds Page 1
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"Fifty-four - forty or fight." April 13, 1918. My dearest,- I got out this afternoon for a stroll into the blessed country. My original intention was to hike at a fast pace for the sake of the exercise. But there was so much by the wayside to attract my attention I couldn't avoid stopping every now and then to look. At first I followed the broad highway that winds slowly up out of the valley in which our village lies. Half-way up I turned into a steep rocky road that is not used for traffic. It wriggles upward between orchards and garden plots terraced on the hillside and through a patch of thick
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"Fifty-four - forty or fight." April 13, 1918. My dearest,- I got out this afternoon for a stroll into the blessed country. My original intention was to hike at a fast pace for the sake of the exercise. But there was so much by the wayside to attract my attention I couldn't avoid stopping every now and then to look. At first I followed the broad highway that winds slowly up out of the valley in which our village lies. Half-way up I turned into a steep rocky road that is not used for traffic. It wriggles upward between orchards and garden plots terraced on the hillside and through a patch of thick
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