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I was about to write you that we had heard you were in town & that we were destroyed with grief entirely at not seeing you. Well -- next time stay more than one day & come out. Or if you cannot possibly do that call us up -- P.P. 39M1 -- & we will gladly rush in to see you. | I was about to write you that we had heard you were in town & that we were destroyed with grief entirely at not seeing you. Well -- next time stay more than one day & come out. Or if you cannot possibly do that call us up -- P.P. 39M1 -- & we will gladly rush in to see you. | ||
And your wife -- we want to hear about her. Will you give her our very best wishes & a piece of the love we always have for you? | And your wife -- we want to hear about her. Will you give her our very best wishes & a piece of the love we always have for you? | ||
We'll send the books along as soon as we can get them ready. It's | We'll send the books along as soon as we can get them ready. It's lovely to think of you settled in New Orleans. We are anxious to come down & even think we might manage it during the winter. How are living expenses there? Anywhere near our capacity? | ||
You should see our infants now. Barbara is a very big girl & Harriet is nearly three. Felice is still the rascal of the lot, tall for | You should see our infants now. Barbara is a very big girl & Harriet is nearly three. Felice is still the rascal of the lot, tall for | ||
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July 25 - 1924
Dear Sherwood - I was about to write you that we had heard you were in town & that we were destroyed with grief entirely at not seeing you. Well -- next time stay more than one day & come out. Or if you cannot possibly do that call us up -- P.P. 39M1 -- & we will gladly rush in to see you. And your wife -- we want to hear about her. Will you give her our very best wishes & a piece of the love we always have for you? We'll send the books along as soon as we can get them ready. It's lovely to think of you settled in New Orleans. We are anxious to come down & even think we might manage it during the winter. How are living expenses there? Anywhere near our capacity? You should see our infants now. Barbara is a very big girl & Harriet is nearly three. Felice is still the rascal of the lot, tall for