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Burton Jay Smith and Willametta Turnepseed letters, April -August, 1942
1942-07-08 Page 4
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lishing a home--which, too, is something which must wait. I don't know if it's a presentiment or what, but I have a feeling that unless we are married before you leave that we will never be--and that's not caused by the fear that anything will happen to you, either. To me it's very unimportant if we live together before war's end or not. Yet it seems exciting to think of the prospect of living in San Antonio, for instance. I don't want to go on living in a sheltered backwash; I'd like to share in the excitement--I'd like to move to different towns and meet new people and try my
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lishing a home--which, too, is something which must wait. I don't know if it's a presentiment or what, but I have a feeling that unless we are married before you leave that we will never be--and that's not caused by the fear that anything will happen to you, either. To me it's very unimportant if we live together before war's end or not. Yet it seems exciting to think of the prospect of living in San Antonio, for instance. I don't want to go on living in a sheltered backwash; I'd like to share in the excitement--I'd like to move to different towns and meet new people and try my
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