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is quite likely I think - nothing really hurts me now - I'm in such a state of vile depression that I don't care much where I am or what I do. But I do want to see you soon, and I will. I went to see Daoude the other day & had a grand time hearing all about my brilliant future. My marriage to a foreigner - etc - all of which thrilled me for five minutes - in ten, I was back again to my abnormal state - I only hope that when I see you we won't, as usual agree that we are miserable beyond words - I shall telegraph you again when I'm coming up - but not until I am absolutely positive. Miss May at the station adores our telegraphic intercourse & after hilarious mirth, agreed with me about the primrose path - She probably knows more about it than we do, although I doubt if she'd them if they were there - Hoping that you would & will - As always K -
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There were a lot of dashes and sometimes I wasn't sure if they were dashes or periods at the end of sentences.