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for Sally. I gave it to her on the day I left. Can't imagine what can have happened to it. If she's still got it, she's to give it to you to help remunerate you. That was disturbing news from Aunt Gertrude. I hope Thelma improves rapidly. It sounds kind of serious though, doesn't it. If you do go, Mom, I hope you have a good time. Even under the circumstances. I'll enclose Aunt Gertrude's card back to you, as I imagine you'll want it. It's been deathly hot here for the past month. I'm sitting here in shorts, just sweating my life away. It's close and still, and about 90 [degrees] at this time of night. And yet, the natives tell us to wait until summer comes, if we want to see some hot weather. I think the heat
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for Sally. I gave it to her on the day I left. Can't imagine what can have happened to it. If she's still got it, she's to give it to you to help remunerate you. That was disturbing news from Aunt Gertrude. I hope Thelma improves rapidly. It sounds kind of serious though, doesn't it. If you do go, Mom, I hope you have a good time. Even under the circumstances. I'll enclose Aunt Gertrude's card back to you, as I imagine you'll want it. It's been deathly hot here for the past month. I'm sitting here in shorts, just sweating my life away. It's close and still, and about 90 [degrees] at this time of night. And yet, the natives tell us to wait until summer comes, if we want to see some hot weather. I think the heat
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