IF SHE KNEW.
I\ hat it means “ cutting out ” everything that is not strictly necessary—-if I am to “ keep the home fires burning.” What a “ lost soul ” I feel if I get home and find the house empty. \\ hat it means to a fellow to have someone who believes in him.
W hat a priceless ass 1 feel when she “ cracks me up ” before people. How I rely on her understanding when things go wrong at the office and I arrive home like a bear with a sore head. How sorrj’ 1 am when I “go off the deep end ” —by mistake. How “.bucked” I feel when I am oddjobbing if she comes along and savs “how well” I am doing it!—An exchange.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3995, 7 October 1930, Page 62
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123IF SHE KNEW. Otago Witness, Issue 3995, 7 October 1930, Page 62
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