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Conger Reynolds correspondence, July 1918
1918-07-31 Daphne Reynolds to Conger Reynolds Page 2
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own trade mark on it. From all appearances, you wanted some dude to read it and see how you dared to talk to your poor invalid wife. You should be put down. There should be a law against you, but there hain't. So you suppose you'll have to come home to me, hey? Well, if you'd seen what a good time I had last night, you'd know well that you'd better come home to me. I drove with Allan May in his Lizzie about two hours, and then I had a date with an old school mate, Edward Coxe. Eddie is Irish, so much so that his tongue is thick and flannelly, and he used to be the reddest faced, most bashful fellow in school, so it was my keen delight to reach across the aisle to borrow his knife, and when he was kind enough to let me have it, hang on to his hand for dear life and whisper, "Eddie, let go, for goodness sake.'
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own trade mark on it. From all appearances, you wanted some dude to read it and see how you dared to talk to your poor invalid wife. You should be put down. There should be a law against you, but there hain't. So you suppose you'll have to come home to me, hey? Well, if you'd seen what a good time I had last night, you'd know well that you'd better come home to me. I drove with Allan May in his Lizzie about two hours, and then I had a date with an old school mate, Edward Coxe. Eddie is Irish, so much so that his tongue is thick and flannelly, and he used to be the reddest faced, most bashful fellow in school, so it was my keen delight to reach across the aisle to borrow his knife, and when he was kind enough to let me have it, hang on to his hand for dear life and whisper, "Eddie, let go, for goodness sake.'
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