Word: dears
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fresh and intimate has appeared since Robert Sherwood's Roosevelt and Hopkins'": we can similarly compliment the editors of this collection that no letters published out of University Hall have displayed such rich nuance revealing so much about a complex and historically significant relationship since Franklin Ford's "Dear Nate" appeared in The Old Mole three years ago this month...
...about Kissinger's skittishness at a deep involvement because of his job. "Giving up the hope of understanding him," writes 49-year-old Danielle, "I decided to love him." Danielle's love letter has just been published in Paris as a 242-page book titled Dear Henry. On the dust jacket is a painting of Presidential Adviser Kissinger on his doorstep in striped pajamas, picking up a bottle of milk, a newspaper-and the morning mail...
...Swedish embassy in Moscow for fear of offending Soviet leaders. Only a few days after Solzhenitsyn made his remarks, the Soviets rejected Gierow's application for a visa. But the refusal only heightened public concern abroad for Solzhenitsyn, who, seemingly undaunted, sent a telegram to the Swedish Academy. "Dear Gierow," he cabled. "The refusal of a visa means a ban against the presentation. Do not be sad. We can postpone it for many years. It is a shame, but not ours. I embrace...
...meant a substance men mined in a hole in the ground-something you'd never guess listening to Bob Dylan and the five members of what would soon become The Band tear into rocking versions of such Guthrie classics as I Ain't Got No Home, Dear Mrs. Roosevelt and the Grand Coulee...
...regard to Senator Muskie's recent display of emotion [March 13], surely there must be something irrational about a society that deems it a sign of weakness when a man is moved to tears when publicly defending a value he holds dear...