Summer of '42 - Coffee Preferences in a Summer Conversation
Dorothy:
Oh, you drink coffee, don't you?
Hermie: [trying to sound like an adult]
I consume a couple of cups a day.
Dorothy:
Well, I have milk.
Hermie:
Oh, no. I take it black.
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Summer of '42 - A Farewell with Hope and Remembrance
Dorothy: [in a letter]
Dear Hermie: I must go home now. I'm sure you'll understand. There's much I have to do. I won't try and explain what happened last night because I know that, in time, you'll find a proper way in which to remember it. What I will do is remember you. And I pray that you be spared all senseless tragedies. I wish you good things, Hermie. Only good things. Always, Dorothy.
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