DARLING QUENTY-QUEE:

Slipper and the kittens are doing finely. I think the kittens will be

big enough for you to pet and have some satisfaction out of when you

get home, although they will be pretty young still. I miss you all

dreadfully, and the house feels big and lonely and full of echoes with

nobody but me in it; and I do not hear any small scamps running up and

down the hall just as hard as they can; or hear their voices while I am

dressing; or suddenly look out through the windows of the office at the

tennis ground and see them racing over it or playing in the sand-box. I

love you very much.

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