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Conger Reynolds correspondence, August 1918
1918-08-20 Conger Reynolds to Daphne Reynolds Page 6
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ticularly as I thought then that I might be able to have you follow me and I knew that would be wonderful. I don't know what I said in the letter you comment on, but I don't regret having come to France instead of taking a desk-job in Washington. It's a great privilege to be here where the steel of American manhood is showing itself. Long ago I have satisfied my fancy for the adventure that is concerned. I should not wish to stay a moment longer for that alone. You see so beautifully why it is right that I am here and I love you more, if that is possible, for your wanting me to be here. I miss you - miss you terribly at times, but I can endure that for the sake of the greater satisfaction we shall have some day because of what we have borne. Good night, sweetestheart. Conger. Conger Reynolds 2nd. Lt AGD PASSED AS CENSORED A. 37 A.E.F. (Stamp)
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ticularly as I thought then that I might be able to have you follow me and I knew that would be wonderful. I don't know what I said in the letter you comment on, but I don't regret having come to France instead of taking a desk-job in Washington. It's a great privilege to be here where the steel of American manhood is showing itself. Long ago I have satisfied my fancy for the adventure that is concerned. I should not wish to stay a moment longer for that alone. You see so beautifully why it is right that I am here and I love you more, if that is possible, for your wanting me to be here. I miss you - miss you terribly at times, but I can endure that for the sake of the greater satisfaction we shall have some day because of what we have borne. Good night, sweetestheart. Conger. Conger Reynolds 2nd. Lt AGD PASSED AS CENSORED A. 37 A.E.F. (Stamp)
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