Wednesday, 9 PM
Dearest little lovely girl:
I adore you darling. I'm happy that another day has gone by, and that tomorrow I shall start home to you. Your letter was at the Gng. [?] Fr. today. I hope that you enjoy the opera with Mrs. Smith, and I'm glad to learn that the Page dinner is reported to have been good - we'll go to the next one.
I've just had a good dinner - sweetbreads (!) - with the Committee (Moe, Aydelotte, Miss Sobin, EBW, Notestein (who talks about his wife)) at the Harvard Club. Aydelotte and EBW think that Stassen is very very smart.
Our meeting today went off well. Tomorrow we'll finish the job.
I haven't told you that the weather has been good - I haven't needed my rubbers. My ear muffs fell out of my pocket some place and are gone.
I have three books to read (in part) tonight, so I'll get busy.
Sincerely,
Linus, your
own Paddy.
February
2, 1944
