Searchlights on Health - The Science of Eugenics by B. G. Jefferis;J. L. Nichols
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DECLARATION OF AFFECTION. Dear Nellie: Will you allow me, in a few plain and simple words, respectfully to express the sincere esteem and affection I entertain for you, and to ask whether I may venture to hope that these sentiments are returned? I love you truly and earnestly and knowing you admire frankness and candor in all things, I cannot think that you will take offense at this letter. Perhaps it is self-flattery to suppose I have any place in your regard. Should this be so, the error will carry with it its own punishment, for my happy dream will be over. I will try to think otherwise, however, and shall await your answer with hope. Trusting soon to hear from you, I remain, dear Nellie. Sincerely Yours, J.L. Master To Miss Nellie Reynolds, Hartford, Conn. [Illustration] * * * * * FORMS OF LOVE LETTERS. |
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