Letter from future US President Warren G. Harding to Carrie Fulton Phillips, with whom he was having
Letter from future US President Warren G. Harding to Carrie Fulton Phillips, with whom he was having an affairNote: He calls his penis “Jerry”.September 15th, 1913,Honestly, I hurt with the insatiate longing, until I feel that there will never be any relief until take a long, deep, wild draught on your lips and then bury my face on your pillowing breasts. Oh, Carrie! I want the solace you only can give. It is awful to hunger so and be so wholly denied… . Wouldn’t you like to hear me ask if we only dared and answer, “We dare,” while souls rejoicing sang the sweetest of choruses in the music room? Wouldn’t you like to get sopping wet out on Superior — not the lake — for the joy of fevered fondling and melting kisses? Wouldn’t you like to make the suspected occupant of the next room jealous of the joys he could not know, as we did in morning communion at Richmond?Oh, Carrie mine! You can see I have yielded and written myself into wild desire. I could beg. And Jerry came and will not go, says he loves you, that you are the only, only love worthwhile in all this world, and I must tell you so and a score or more of other fond things he suggests, but I spare you. You must not be annoyed. He is so utterly devoted that he only exists to give you all. I fear you would find a fierce enthusiast today.Warren G Hardin’s personal correspondence to Carrie Fulton Phillips is currently in the possession of the Library of Congress.https://www.loc.gov/collections/warren-harding-carrie-fulton-phillips-correspondence/about-this-collection/https://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/13/magazine/letters-warren-g-harding.html?mcubz=0 -- source link
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