The Washington times., 1910-06-03

made I'D your mind to be happy2
shall look forward TO see you so next
week, for then I shall know everything
Dear heart, / kiss you on your beauti-
tul mouth and your dear little hands
ard 1 want you all the time. Let us not
nave any more lulls. but be more and
more happy in each other every day.
VIZ, We Know and no one else matters
And in this:
My Darling: How can you for a mo-
ment doubt me or think that what you
wrote had not gone straight 70 my
heart? Listen, dear. I was called away
by illness in my househOld-an illness
that seemec likely to end fatally This
IS why l was away, and why even now
cannot write you as I would like TO and
why l must wait a little before seeing
you, Tor when We meet II must be all
patient. my own, and trust me? And
Will YOU write me- that you have not
changed?
I kiss your hands and your neck and
your wonderful mouth. n
"Tell Ne Between Kisses"
There is a letter that will be offered
by Miss Quinn that is nearly II EOr lyric
in the grace of its love-lilt- II reads:
Sweetheart: Your letters are so dear
that shall get to love them better than
the girl who writes them unless when
she is with me she SAYS some Of the de-
licious things she writes. Love. it is
terribly hattering that you seem to
like me best when I am absent; and
simply won't have it, SO the next time
shall not let you go until :.2u have
told me all sorts Of thrilling things WIN
YOUR own Iips-between kisses. You see,
il is so different with me. l think every
thing that is loving and sweet about yOu
vuHHn. ar gVnrnr hrrf "a
come to me YOU are so infinitely more
than that I had thought that the JOS
in you is beyond anything. Do you
remember every moment and every
again-and more Now, OF all am / sc
happy because YOU write me so frankly
and with no sign Of change. VIII you
always be so. dearest2 Tell me that
when YOU write again. I love so the way
YOU began your last letter. and to re-
mind YOU not 20 back 40 your old ways
I will write my say here with a. the
love in this world. Lour very own H
Soul Starvation.
Here is another letter written in the
close. almost microscopic hand that
Miss Quinn AYERS she come 20 know
as the writing of Prof Peck:
Esther, dear, I have your letter and
we must see each other soon. You need
not IeaE lildl / Sildll III any way OlANlAA
YOU. for / know and understand you so
much better now. But my version or
the text is. What shall II profit a man
if he love the whole world and thereby
starve his own sOul2' Gut ! can tel
YOU better when / see you face to face.
Always devOtedly yours, n"
81 Shall FLg You to Pieces"
According 10 Miss Quinn the love
affair lasted a decade, less a very few
Once, nj 1893. when Harry
was in and staying at The Grelock IN
the Berkshire Hills. he wrote touch
inEly:
My Precious Tessie: Your dear let
ter and the precious postscript on the
card have just come to me and they
have touched me greatly. 1 don't re-
member that you ever wrote me in
that way before, and every word went
straight to my heart, for IL was al so
generous and unSeldsh and loving. You
show me such a beautiful and wOmanly
side of your nature when you say things
like that. and I just long 70 be with
you and TO feel your touch and hear
your voice. Dearest, I shall probably
be here for some time. VIII you write
me again. addressing me as above2 It
will be such a comfort 20 get your
letters. I am all right now. except for