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Paul, Maurice, June 17, 1947.
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June 17, 1947 | June 17, 1947 | ||
| − | Dear | + | Dear Miss Ray, |
I'm terribly sorry about having taken so long to write you. Fact is, I've been laid up at home with a bad leg (Old Age, here I come!) and today (Wednesday) will be my first day back at work. | I'm terribly sorry about having taken so long to write you. Fact is, I've been laid up at home with a bad leg (Old Age, here I come!) and today (Wednesday) will be my first day back at work. | ||
I've only received your little note this day, too, and Rose and I hasten to assure you that we found everything out at Princeton very much to our liking, that includes town, the Tavern, the visit and you. So, you need have no compunctions. Incidentally, Rose is captivated with you -- so, you're on solid ground there too! | I've only received your little note this day, too, and Rose and I hasten to assure you that we found everything out at Princeton very much to our liking, that includes town, the Tavern, the visit and you. So, you need have no compunctions. Incidentally, Rose is captivated with you -- so, you're on solid ground there too! | ||