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much better it would be. I had a bitter disappointment that the world didnt come to an end on the 17th but knew it wouldnt. Not much good news. Did you see Bernard Shaw remark that the other planets left the Earth for an insane asylum that is the only reason I ever heard for its existence. By the way have you read "Of Human Bondage"? (1915) | much better it would be. I had a bitter disappointment that the world didnt come to an end on the 17th but knew it wouldnt. Not much good news. Did you see Bernard Shaw remark that the other planets left the Earth for an insane asylum that is the only reason I ever heard for its existence. By the way have you read "Of Human Bondage"? (1915) | ||
If you havent & it is not in the library then I will send it to you; it is a bully book. Nice & pessimistic | If you havent & it is not in the library then I will send it to you; it is a bully book. Nice & pessimistic [[?]] trip left Many memories and I do wish I could see you again. Could you come in the spring? I am making a heroic effort to get myself where I will have leisure after July 1st next Then I presume I shall die. Any way I will have leisure. Just had a letter from Gertrude Barnum now in Oakland & wrote her to go & see you I honestly wish I could come there for a | ||
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[letterhead] DARROW & SISSMAN & POPHAM LAWYERS 1310, 140 N. DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO CLARENCE S. DARROW PETER SISSMAN GEORGE M. POPHAM VICTOR S. YARROS WILLIAM L. CARLIN TELEPHONES CENTRAL 925
much better it would be. I had a bitter disappointment that the world didnt come to an end on the 17th but knew it wouldnt. Not much good news. Did you see Bernard Shaw remark that the other planets left the Earth for an insane asylum that is the only reason I ever heard for its existence. By the way have you read "Of Human Bondage"? (1915) If you havent & it is not in the library then I will send it to you; it is a bully book. Nice & pessimistic ? trip left Many memories and I do wish I could see you again. Could you come in the spring? I am making a heroic effort to get myself where I will have leisure after July 1st next Then I presume I shall die. Any way I will have leisure. Just had a letter from Gertrude Barnum now in Oakland & wrote her to go & see you I honestly wish I could come there for a