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Title
Letter from Bobby Johnston to Warren [Letter 36]
Subject
- Correspondence
- World War, 1939-1945.
- World War, 1939-1945--Women.
Description
Sunday 10:00 P.M. [6/18/44] Darling:- Would give so much to have you here tonight - my thoughts are racing a mile a minute - so many different things - perhaps there's a thunderstorm coming - dearest, I'm so sorry about this afternoon - blame it on the heat - Remember always that I love you for what you are - so much more important than anything you can [pg 2] ever do - You are all the strength I need or want, and as long as you are beside me I shall always be happy, tho sometimes I may not appear to be so - It's only when you are away or about to leave that I fall apart inside - Love and understanding as you have given me are so much more important than anything else. Enough of that, darling I think by now you know how I feel- Loved watching you with Wendy - will always remember this week-end, our first all together [pg 3] in our very own home- Wendy has just been fed, and seems anxious to return to the ‘Land of Nod’ - Her umbilical cord dropped off this evening, and her tummy looks twice as cunning - You have less than an hour to Washington - Here comes the thunderstorm - Guess to bed I'll go and sleep my doldrums off. Sleep well dearest one, and hold my love close- Bobby
Publisher
Wilson College, C. Elizabeth Boyd '33 Archives.
Source
Eunice Carpen Johnston (1942) Correspondence Collection (HC-10.28)
Rights
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