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Conger Reynolds correspondence, April 1918
1918-04-26 Conger Reynolds to Daphne Reynolds Page 3
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the roadside half-way up all out of breath from the climb and sat there in that welcome April sunshine congratulating ourselves on the weather and the chance that had brought us to this scene. Then, bye and bye, we sauntered back by the highway with frequent pauses to see from a new angle the great, beautiful picture. So much for the descriptive opening of this chapter. It's now time to begin the action. But there is none to relate. Aside from the ramble I had a quiet day. Howard Beye was in town in the morning and I had him stay for lunch at the house. As he is living temporarily in a bunk house with few facilities for comfort he was much impressed by our good fortune. After lunch we sat out in the garden a little while and talked about Iowa City and our friends back there. I think he was a bit home-
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the roadside half-way up all out of breath from the climb and sat there in that welcome April sunshine congratulating ourselves on the weather and the chance that had brought us to this scene. Then, bye and bye, we sauntered back by the highway with frequent pauses to see from a new angle the great, beautiful picture. So much for the descriptive opening of this chapter. It's now time to begin the action. But there is none to relate. Aside from the ramble I had a quiet day. Howard Beye was in town in the morning and I had him stay for lunch at the house. As he is living temporarily in a bunk house with few facilities for comfort he was much impressed by our good fortune. After lunch we sat out in the garden a little while and talked about Iowa City and our friends back there. I think he was a bit home-
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