# 79574a2ddfbda5dd59a85460a61378c1ccf3afc1b5b1b11feeb0de391b062cf5

An episode of [Dear John](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/radio-drama/series/dear-john), 14 min. Audio: https://archive.org/download/4669abd4-6247-467e-b459-bf67ba0b777f/79574a2ddfbda5dd59a85460a61378c1ccf3afc1b5b1b11feeb0de391b062cf5.mp3

From Dear John 1940-10-06 Book 4, Letter 48 (Old Time Radio). the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it. Source: https://archive.org/details/4669abd4-6247-467e-b459-bf67ba0b777f

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