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Dear Stephanie, Dear Paul: A Transatlantic Love Story Told Through the Correspondence of Stephanie Grant and Paul M. Duke, 1948-1949 - Hardcover

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Dear Stephanie, Dear Paul: A Transatlantic Love Story Told Through the Correspondence of Stephanie Grant and Paul M. Duke, 1948-1949 - Hardcover
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by Paul M. Duke (Author), Stephanie Duke (With)

.In flight with American Airlines
10:00 p.m., 27th April 1949

Dear Stephanie,
I hardly know where to begin. I am on a monstrous machine that is taking me thousands of miles away from you.
Did you stay to see us take off? After I left you I had to wait in the passengers' lounge for nearly an hour, and I never spent a more miserable hour in my life Parting may be "sweet sorrow," but I don't mean to be parted from you again. The next time I hold you in my arms you won't get away-ever Merstham, 29th April 1949
Dear Paul,
I wonder where you are now. I suppose still traveling ever farther away from me.
You know, I just didn't get used to the idea that you were going-even right at the end when you kissed me goodbye, I just felt numb. When I went back to the field alone to wait, the truth came over me and I felt so miserable.
Number of Pages: 136
Dimensions: 0.44 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: August 06, 2006
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