Letter from Warren to Bobby [Letter 13]

Letter from Warren to Bobby [Letter 13]

2632 Woodley Place Monday, 11:45 p.m. Darling - I was a little disappointed to find Hugh and Toni's light out, but I'll see them tomorrow. The enclosed letter seemed to me a rather gracious little human gesture for such an institution. Somehow I hadn't expected it. As you see, I picked up a couple of Tribunes at the station here. Since sitting down here and scribbling the above, I've just had your two letters of Thursday and Friday. Poor sweetie! What a time you had - and how remote that all seems now. You’re a different you, and particularly, we’re a different us! Must go to bed now, darling - more soon. I love you with all my heart Warren p.s. I got the cigars - 24 at 15¢ a shot! I really didn't want to spend so much, but I could not get cheap ones for Wendy's well wishers. A man on the train in response to my specifications, recommended Haddon Hall (spontaneously) or Blackstone. I found the latter, and my pockets are loaded with them, all ready for tomorrow. I shall be casual about it, of course. It just wouldn't do to beam too much like the only parent since the world began. Merely (in my own private opinion, which is what counts) the happiest. Now I suppose I must settle down to everyday living again - til we three meet soon, anyway - ‘By now W.

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