OK, handwriting sleuths... what's this say? The first sentence I can basically make out, but questioning the second.pic.twitter.com/zWJYiPrgEp
"This simply means that the message we were awaiting was not coming through _yet_. The Pres. ? ? have ? in to make the 'sad' remark in §2"
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"The Pres. need not have gone on to make the "sad" remark in §2".
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heard we have ?
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"Need not have"?
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time ? to make
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Best I can do: "This simply means that the message we were awaiting was not coming through you."
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"The Pres. would not have [jumped?] in to make the 'sad' remark in § 2."
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But on seeing other responses, I think "need not" fits better.
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...the Pres. need not have jumped in to make the sad remark...
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"The Pres. need not have June in to make..."?
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