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it's lying around somewhere. There is no immediate hurry for them. especially if you intend first to send the ones I asked for originally. These can wait for the following month. | it's lying around somewhere. There is no immediate hurry for them. especially if you intend first to send the ones I asked for originally. These can wait for the following month. | ||
In the meantime, may I suggest something for your own entertainment at this time. I recently came across a volume by Margaret Mead (she works for the museum of natural history) entitled "Sex and Temper- | In the meantime, may I suggest something for your own entertainment at this time. I recently came across a volume by Margaret Mead (she works for the museum of natural history) entitled "Sex and Temper-ment in Three Primate Societies". I know that it is available at the 96th st public library. It is lacking in the usual desirable minutae on the subject -- but in its broader outlines, I'm sure you'll find it both instructive and to your liking | ||
I | I know no more to say. Only that the hour of imminence is again up us. More again soon, but don't mind a brief lapse in my correspondence again - <br />Mervyn | ||
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it's lying around somewhere. There is no immediate hurry for them. especially if you intend first to send the ones I asked for originally. These can wait for the following month.
In the meantime, may I suggest something for your own entertainment at this time. I recently came across a volume by Margaret Mead (she works for the museum of natural history) entitled "Sex and Temper-ment in Three Primate Societies". I know that it is available at the 96th st public library. It is lacking in the usual desirable minutae on the subject -- but in its broader outlines, I'm sure you'll find it both instructive and to your liking
I know no more to say. Only that the hour of imminence is again up us. More again soon, but don't mind a brief lapse in my correspondence again -
Mervyn