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as soon as you get your degree. But perhaps you intend going there to do your teaching or preaching? Unless you've changed since you left Topeka, I hope it won't be preaching. If you dislike it as much as I think you did, do you think you ought to go into it? | as soon as you get your degree. But perhaps you intend going there to do your teaching or preaching? Unless you've changed since you left Topeka, I hope it won't be preaching. If you dislike it as much as I think you did, do you think you ought to go into it? | ||
For myself, I'm tied down for a year. Then, if it is at all possible, I want to go on for some graduate work--preferably Columbia, possibly Chicago; but then, anything is possible. It may be some little high school out in the sticks--it may be Paris and Rome--it may be I shall find the courage to drink some of Jane's acid. Dreams! "On dit que l'amour a une âcre saveur"--et peut-être est-ce que la vie a une âcre saveur, aussi. One of the characters in The Heart of Darkness says: "Droll thing life is--that mysterious arrangement of merciless logic for a futile purpose. The most you can hope from it is some knowledge of yourself--that comes too late--a crop of unextinguishable regrets." Vielleicht er hast recht! | For myself, I'm tied down for a year. Then, if it is at all possible, I want to go on for some graduate work--preferably Columbia, possibly Chicago; but then, anything is possible. It may be some little high school out in the sticks--it may be Paris and Rome--it may be I shall find the courage to drink some of Jane's acid. Dreams! "On dit que l'amour a une âcre saveur"--et peut-être est-ce que la vie a une âcre saveur, aussi. One of the characters in The Heart of Darkness says: "Droll thing life is--that mysterious arrangement of merciless logic for a futile purpose. The most you can hope from it is some knowledge of yourself--that comes too late--a crop of unextinguishable regrets." Vielleicht er hast recht! | ||
I supposed it was always cool in Minnesota. It's delightfully cool here today--I'm wearing my sweater. | I supposed it was always cool in Minnesota. It's delightfully cool here today--I'm wearing my sweater. | ||
Fred | Fred | ||
[[written in margin]] I like the way you enthusiastically ignored the only important thing in my last letter! F. | [[written in margin]] I like the way you enthusiastically ignored the only important thing in my last letter! F. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:16, 25 August 2020
as soon as you get your degree. But perhaps you intend going there to do your teaching or preaching? Unless you've changed since you left Topeka, I hope it won't be preaching. If you dislike it as much as I think you did, do you think you ought to go into it?
For myself, I'm tied down for a year. Then, if it is at all possible, I want to go on for some graduate work--preferably Columbia, possibly Chicago; but then, anything is possible. It may be some little high school out in the sticks--it may be Paris and Rome--it may be I shall find the courage to drink some of Jane's acid. Dreams! "On dit que l'amour a une âcre saveur"--et peut-être est-ce que la vie a une âcre saveur, aussi. One of the characters in The Heart of Darkness says: "Droll thing life is--that mysterious arrangement of merciless logic for a futile purpose. The most you can hope from it is some knowledge of yourself--that comes too late--a crop of unextinguishable regrets." Vielleicht er hast recht!
I supposed it was always cool in Minnesota. It's delightfully cool here today--I'm wearing my sweater. Fred written in margin I like the way you enthusiastically ignored the only important thing in my last letter! F.