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didn't　know　whether　or　not　you　would　live；　I　can't　tell　you　what　agonies　I　went　through。　　It　seemed　to　me；　if　you　did　go；　that　I　would　never　get　over　it　all　my　life；　that　somehow　to　have　let　the　best　friend　I　ever　had　pass　away　with　a　dreadful　chasm　of　misunderstanding　between　uswellI　couldn't　wait　for　the　moment　when　I　should　be　allowed　to　see　you　and　talk　out　all　that　I　have　been　shutting　inside　me　for　five　months。　　And　thenyou　know　that　you　gave　strict　orders　to　keep　me　out；　and　it　hurt　me　dreadfully。　　How　should　I　suspect　that　you　really　wanted　to　see　me　more　than　any　of　the　others；　and　that　it　was　just　that　terrible　Scotch　moral　sense　that　was　holding　you　back？　　You　are　a　very　good　actor；　Sandy。　　But；　my　dear；　if　ever　in　our　lives　again　we　have　the　tiniest　little　cloud　of　a　misunderstanding；　let's　promise　not　to　shut　it　up　inside　ourselves；　but　to　TALK。

Last　night；　after　they　all　got　off；early；　I　am　pleased　to　say；　since　the　chicks　no　longer　live　at　home；I　came　upstairs　and　finished　my　letter　to　Judy；　and　then　I　looked　at　the　telephone　and　struggled　with　temptation。　　I　wanted　to　call　up　505　and　say　good　night　to　you。　　But　I　didn't　dare。　　I'm　still　quite　respectably　bashful！　　So；　as　the　next　best　thing　to　talking　with　you；　I　got　out　Burns　and　read　him　for　an　hour。　　I　dropped　asleep　with　all　those　Scotch　love　songs　running　in　my　head；　and　here　I　am　at　daybreak　writing　them　to　you。

Good…by；　Robin　lad；　I　lo'e　you　weel。

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