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Do you still wish us to obtain
the books you asked for?
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Yours faithfully, P.P. Marks & Co.
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Joan Todd (Mrs.), Secretary.
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Dear Helene:
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Thank you for your very kind letter.
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Nothing about it at all offends me.
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I only wish that you had met Frank
and known him personally.
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He was the most well-adjusted person
with a marvelous sense of humor.
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And now, I realize, such a modest person...
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...as I've had letters from all over
to pay him tribute.
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And so many people in the book trade say
he was so knowledgeable...
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...and imparted his knowledge
with kindness to all and sundry.
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If you wish, I could send them to you.
1:27:11
At times, I don't mind telling you,
I was very jealous of you...
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...as Frank so enjoyed your letters...
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...and they, or some,
were so like his sense of humor.
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Also, I envied your writing ability.
1:27:27
Frank and I were so very much opposites.
1:27:31
He so kind and gentle...
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...and me with my Irish background
always fighting for my rights.
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I miss him so.
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Life was so interesting.
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He, always explaining and trying
to teach me something of books.
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My girls are wonderful,
and in this I am lucky.