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Oxford, England.
June the 14th, 1919.
The Many Shades of Love
My Dearest Daisy:
You must forgive, my dear, for I am afraid I'm not good with opening statements. For a fact, we have been separated for many years now but that doesn't change how I still feel about you. Words simply cannot express the eternal love I feel for you and no matter what happen, I'll always try to protect you with my love and respect, even if we're not together. Daisy I truly believe in our love, our sincere and delighted love, the one that help get through the day without nagging.
It was such a long time ago that we were together, but every minute we have been apart I have felt like an incomplete man. As you have seen I have gained great wealth but since I do not have you, I have gained nothing.
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