BR TO OTTOLINE MORRELL, [7 MAY 1913]
BRACERS 17901. ALS. Morrell papers #770, Texas
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Wed. night1

My Darling Love —

This is only one line because on thinking it over I was afraid my letter this morning was not so entirely happy in appearance as I really was when I wrote it. I only spoke of less happy times by way of contrast.

This afternoon I went to see Jourdain (the paralyzed mathematician) in answer to the enclosed note from him. I enjoyed my visit, (we talked a lot about Waterlow) and on the way back I came to the point of beginning to write on theory of knowledge. I have now written several pages of the beginning, and I see no reason why I shouldn’t go straight on to the end. I am glad to have got started. —

Goodnight Darling. Don’t think I meant to be depressing this morning or was thinking depressing thoughts. I am perfectly happy Dearest, really very very happy — I send a thousand kisses and all my love.

Your
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