LETTER OF NOVEMBER 15, 1914

Mother doesn't need to be afraid that continual flying will affect our

nerves. The very opposite is more probable. We get most impatient if

we are kept idle a few days because of poor weather. We stand around

looking out of the window to see if it isn't clearing up. Nerves can

be the excuse for almost anything, I guess.

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