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Conger Reynolds correspondence, July 1918
1918-07-12 Conger Reynolds to Daphne Reynolds Page 5
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surprised and apparently pleased to see me; moi aussi concerning him. We chatted about the fellows of the old company. Most of them are in France now or on the way, I understand, but few have yet seen the battle line. Those who have are of the original group of five or six sent to France immediately after the camp ended. Poor Gaylord, one of them, I understand, has been killed in action. His cot was directly opposite mine in the barracks room last summer, and we were good friends. He was very eager to get to the front and I have no doubt he would have been just as eager could he have foreseen what would happen to him. Two more of your masterpieces have arrived, permitting me to follow your travels to the point of your arrival at Adrian. I see very plainly that you need your husband with
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surprised and apparently pleased to see me; moi aussi concerning him. We chatted about the fellows of the old company. Most of them are in France now or on the way, I understand, but few have yet seen the battle line. Those who have are of the original group of five or six sent to France immediately after the camp ended. Poor Gaylord, one of them, I understand, has been killed in action. His cot was directly opposite mine in the barracks room last summer, and we were good friends. He was very eager to get to the front and I have no doubt he would have been just as eager could he have foreseen what would happen to him. Two more of your masterpieces have arrived, permitting me to follow your travels to the point of your arrival at Adrian. I see very plainly that you need your husband with
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