(seq. 88)

[12 July 1944]
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is best to forget me. I have
not heard from her so I
guess my last bridge has
been crossed. Please tell
me is I have done right
in both these matters.

I have been rather ill
the last few days but I
think it is mainly from
the terrific heat. Has Fram-
ingham been very warm?
Has Mr. Sturgis gone yet - I
would like to hear from him
so much. You could tell him
all about it so much easier
than I could write it to
him.

I hear from Betty all
the time. She is a fine
girl and a great comfort
to me. I know how proud
you must be of her. Once
you were proud of me, too.
But I have spoiled all
that. I don't know whether
I am just no good or too
easy going.

To get away from my