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

1939-06-13: Page 02

hope that this was not true. I assure you that it was purely facetious and probably based on the correspondence he has with Charlie inasmuch as I see more letters than the ones to you. May I say that I thoroughly enjoy the spirit of the critical letters which he pens and am in harmony with most of what he says. No one knows better than I that there is no malice in Fred's thought regardless of what he says or writes. Evidently I am becoming too free in my dubiously clever remarks and henceforth shall try to refrain from directing any of my feeble - and perverted, I guess - wit toward you. I am fully aware of the continuous flow of warm, personal, loving letters Fred writes to you, and have the highest regard for him and his. i am deeply sorry I said anything that would cause anyone to think differently. I trust this explanation will in some

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hope that this was not true. I assure you that it was purely facetious and probably based on the correspondence he has with Charlie inasmuch as I see more letters than the ones to you. May I say that I thoroughly enjoy the spirit of the critical letters which he pens and am in harmony with most of what he says. No one knows better than I that there is no malice in Fred's thought regardless of what he says or writes. Evidently I am becoming too free in my dubiously clever remarks and henceforth shall try to refrain from directing any of my feeble - and perverted, I guess - wit toward you. I am fully aware of the continuous flow of warm, personal, loving letters Fred writes to you, and have the highest regard for him and his. i am deeply sorry I said anything that would cause anyone to think differently. I trust this explanation will in some