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Sept. 24th 1964[[underlined]] | |||
my goodness, what a book, | Dear Jack & Gladys, | ||
I enjoyed it very much, he puts | Yesterday 26th I arrived home from a car tour in Devon & Cornwall, the book had come while I was away, many many thanks. I will get down to reading it soon. I love books, & cannot rush through them, one can always read a good book over & over again. I think I wrote to you in my last letter of the book I read at my Cousins in London she got it from her library at | ||
in it. Some people don't have any | Kenton. "Another Country" by, James Baldwin, novel | ||
mercy, they tear you limb from limb | |||
in the name of love, then when [[ | xx[[underlined]] | ||
you're dead, when they've killed you | my goodness, what a book, I enjoyed it very much, he puts in it. Some people don't have any mercy, they tear you limb from limb in the name of love, then when [[stroked out: they ]] | ||
by what they made you go through, | you're dead, when they've killed you by what they made you go through, they say you didn't have any character. They weep. big bitter tears, not for you. for themselves, because | ||
they say you didn't have any | they've lost their 'toy'. Have you read the book? | ||
character. They weep | You would like Devon & Cornwall wonderful scenery, stand on the hills & see hundreds of miles away. of course, one must have a car, for that kind of tour. People near here asked me to go. because I helped them in the past. | ||
not for you | |||
they've lost their 'toy'. Have you | |||
read the book? | |||
You would like Devon & Cornwall | |||
wonderful scenery, stand on the | |||
hills & see hundreds of miles away | |||
of course, one must have a car, for | |||
that kind of tour. People near | |||
here asked me to go because I | |||
helped them in the past. | |||
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Sept. 24th 1964underlined
Dear Jack & Gladys, Yesterday 26th I arrived home from a car tour in Devon & Cornwall, the book had come while I was away, many many thanks. I will get down to reading it soon. I love books, & cannot rush through them, one can always read a good book over & over again. I think I wrote to you in my last letter of the book I read at my Cousins in London she got it from her library at
Kenton. "Another Country" by, James Baldwin, novel
xxunderlined my goodness, what a book, I enjoyed it very much, he puts in it. Some people don't have any mercy, they tear you limb from limb in the name of love, then when stroked out: they you're dead, when they've killed you by what they made you go through, they say you didn't have any character. They weep. big bitter tears, not for you. for themselves, because they've lost their 'toy'. Have you read the book? You would like Devon & Cornwall wonderful scenery, stand on the hills & see hundreds of miles away. of course, one must have a car, for that kind of tour. People near here asked me to go. because I helped them in the past.