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May 11, 2018 cwhite27 May 04, 2018 cwhite27 May 04, 2018 cwhite27 May 04, 2018 cwhite27 May 04, 2018 cwhite27 May 03, 2018 ailyn Oct 18, 2017 deleted_3576_collin Oct 18, 2017 deleted_3576_collin Sep 21, 2017 Stanford University Archives	1 Sat 4-7-56 Dear Mother, Thank you very much for sending the check so promptly. I am duly registered + my books are purchased. I realize that things are no doubt tight financially, so don't worry about sending me money. I do quite well. Your flu bug has receeded I hope. I'm sorry you felt so badly + that the quip in my letters bothered you much, but the way I feel is that no matter how badly you're hurt, one way or another, or how badly you feel, you're still living if you can find something in yourself to laugh about. It's just another slip on my part, not being as considerate as I should of the terrific difference between us. I hope you feel much better now. Your Easter sounded like you had a wonderful time. I'm glad you all went to church together especially Daddy. I hope that it will contribute to a great deal more happiness + less tension for all of you. I had a terrific Easter, too. I went to mass at St. Thomas and then to a big old fashioned family dinner. I had thought that I might be able to graduate this June, but in the process of	1 Sat 4-7-56 Dear Mother, Thank you very much for sending the check so promptly. I am duly registered + my books are purchased. I realize that things are no doubt tight financially, so don't worry about sending me money. I do quite well. Your flu bug has receeded I hope. I'm sorry you felt so badly + that the quip in my letters bothered you much, but the way I feel is that no matter how badly you're hurt, one way or another, or how badly you feel, you're still living if you can find something in yourself to laugh about. It's just another slip on my part, not being as considerate as I should of the terrific difference between us. I hope you feel much better now. Your Easter sounded like you had a wonderful time. I'm glad you all went to church together especially Daddy. I hope that it will contribute to a great deal more happiness + less tension for all of you. I had a terrific Easter, too. I went to mass at St. Thomas and then to a big old fashioned family dinner. I had thought that I might be able to graduate this June, but in the process of

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