“Darling Sam,” wrote Jerry. “I never seem to have time to write in the daytime and really it is better to write at night because there are no interruptions and I get on quicker. I have just been listening to the midnight news and it says, ‘patrol activity in Egypt’—and that’s all it says about Egypt. I wonder if you’re on patrol and what it’s like and what you think about. It seems funny not to know. It was so lovely getting your letters. Eight of them all at once. But I haven’t got any since so I expect you’re busy or else they have been sunk on the way. I have been writing to you regularly so I hope you have got some of my letters all right. You sound very cheery in your letters darling. I’m so glad you’re having an interesting time and that you have tanks of your own now. But don’t be too rash. You need not worry about me. We are getting on splendidly. Markie and I are both well and cheery.” (Here Jerry paused to brush away a tear.) “Of course I miss you awfully but I am too busy to feel dull and if I do feel dull I go over and see Barbara.
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