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Nile Kinnick's correspondence with his family, January-June 1939

1939-03-22: Page 06

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of football would be quite the contrary, I suppose. No doubt his daily boorishness and nightly carousing would be a constant worry and strain on his grandmother. I am smiling when I say this, but I can't entirely see your point of view. Perhaps, I couldn't have gotten the job anyhow. There would be still the main drawback - and it is the primal consideration - that I wouldn't be at home. I would still rather work on Wilbur's farm this summer than anything I know, but I suppose that can't be worked out. If I could get a job driving a truck with not too heavy labor connected there -
 
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