Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-20
HFL OISE AND ABERLARDE WERE
AMATEUR LETTER WRITERS IN
COMPARISON WITH MRS. MILLS

, but this love nest, you KNOW,
dearie, is dreadfully lonesome with
Just me there. Did He say we need
ed jewels; did He say we needed any
thing except the mate? After that
He knows we would find other things
that He created for our comfort and
pleasure. What joy to read the BIZ
Bile, how it tells of God creating all
wonders for US!
Darling, l could rave for hours,
but l must stop, as there are peppers
around. Please don't laugh at this.
know | am crazy cat, but can't
be different.
"Charlotte talks-then Don asks
questions, then he annoys, so how
can l write?"
This ends letter number one, un-
addressed and unsigned.
Letter No. 2.
Darling, did you feel was purr-
ing, blissfully contented, and close to
you, too. Was my goodbye to the
others too hasty and should l have
said more? What truly unexpect-
ed pleasure it was dearest, sweetest
boy. Oh, how good you are. AS l
rode along l thought, this is where |
find my greatest joy to be near my
man. What care l for what other
people call pleasure? To be near
you, although l didn't dare look at
my noble boys face, this is all l
ask.
"How friendly our eastern avenue
roads seem to US, and dear, dearest
boy, every time you take your hat off
never fail to notice and read your
face. Monday, too. And it is a new
message of love every time you do,
and my heart sings for joy; yes, and
| could fling my arms about you and
pour kisses on my babykins' head and
face.
"Grandma is here. I must stop,
sweetheart, my true heart. l could
crush. you. Oh, am wild tonight,
so happy, could dance wildly"
Letter No. 3.
81 don't know why feel this way
today-it will pass as you know. God,
| know. Oh, l know, that as much
as I know you are my true heart
that He is watching and caring and
we are never alone. He is always
near, in whatever we do, even in
physical closeness. He is near, for
we know He meant His children to
taste deeply of all things.
"Was Pam religious? Did she feel
God? Chris was Cecile's mate no
more than you. The Chris she
thought he was, he was her true
mate.
II am the resurrection and the life
and if He knew that then there
would be no Pamelas for him. but 9
prayerful life. desire to be like His
alwas, forever beloved Cecile.
"Ask me any part Of the Book and
l will remember it. Paul's mother
was English page 40.
81 have niue hwork l ought to do,
but l can't today. l must wait until
this mood passes and I come down to
earth again. Do l love you too much?
II know that now | could love, yes,
even your physical presence and &C
into a convent. You are always in
my mind and heart, but then | would
not see anyone else touch you, call
you dear rub your tired body, sew
your torn trousers.
ooh, darling, l don't ever want to
cal ylou dear or honey if anyone
E else can. Aren't you glad that none
but you can call me dear names?
Zone time l told you l hated your
work. | hated your parish. l guess
7 it is because l am so jealous of it
7 because it always must come first il
your life. Not because of conven
tions-but because you love it so
:, When the man THE gate at Man
haitian Beach caleld you doctor ant
y / without looking at you Q'm /
: WITCH knew it thrilled you, the kint
of a thrill that brings tears of 10.
n to your eyes.
y ooh, l know it because you are
. true priest-born for it, and that i
: because that is your supreme joy an
+, satisfaction l am merely your phys
zeal Inspiration, and you see in m
- what you teach, you, the priest.
ri Note: The names mentioned i
= this letter are from Robert Keable
i book, "The Mother of All Living.~
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