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Conger Reynolds correspondence, January 1918
1918-01-19 Conger Reynolds to Daphne Reynolds Page 3
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celery stalks to slivers, inspected the baskets of soy bean roots and onion and chestnuts, the china and the cooking apparatus, and listened to the chin-chin talk. The place was scrupulously clean. I haven't had a convenient opportunity yet to talk to Cobbie or the Ketchams. I'll deliver your good-byes when I do. The Mrs. cleaned up our room beautifully today. She might have done it yesterday. How is your face? Aren't you sorry by this time that you can't sandpaper it on your husband's chin? Dear, I miss you mightily. I want so very much to hear from you. Perhaps I will tomorrow. Je t'aime beaucoup, toujours et toujours. All yours. Conger.
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celery stalks to slivers, inspected the baskets of soy bean roots and onion and chestnuts, the china and the cooking apparatus, and listened to the chin-chin talk. The place was scrupulously clean. I haven't had a convenient opportunity yet to talk to Cobbie or the Ketchams. I'll deliver your good-byes when I do. The Mrs. cleaned up our room beautifully today. She might have done it yesterday. How is your face? Aren't you sorry by this time that you can't sandpaper it on your husband's chin? Dear, I miss you mightily. I want so very much to hear from you. Perhaps I will tomorrow. Je t'aime beaucoup, toujours et toujours. All yours. Conger.
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