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Part of Letter to Earl Peron from Unknown
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Of my life has been spent in service for others, and in assuming their responsibilities and now when the man I love, the only man I ever did love or even care for, and the only man I ever shall love, when that man stands beside me and helps me along - I just feel that all things are possible - and not only possible, Earl darling, but so worth while. When I am absent from you, my love, I realize so keenly what it is that makes life itself worth while for me. And if in any way I can be an inspiration along your pathway our love will have borne its fruit. I never intended, dear, to be a mere friend. For my life, dearest, you are the one, than whom there cannot under any conceivable circumstance be any other. That is what I would be to you, too. With me, if there is any thing that makes me happy, my first thot is