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Correspondence from Wilfred Talbot Smith to Regina Kahl
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[29 April 1944]
One wonders if there was any use in wrenching one's heart by leaving a fair haired son twenty-two years ago for the Work, and later, two years ago, a passionately devoted dark haired mistress who slaved by my side for eleven years, of considerable self-denial, to have it all come to this pass principally by the hand of the author of the plans himself.
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