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But that's not the story Ernest told to Hadley. Judging fromHadley's immediate response to a non-surviving Hemingway letter, Ernesthad written that Irene had pushed herself physically upon him. Irene did so,he seems to have told Hadley, after admitting that it had become "toomuch for her" to contain her strong feelings for him. In an 8 January1921 letter to Ernest, Hadley wrote that hearing about Irene's"generous expression of affection," perhaps a declaration of love,made her feel "awfully mouthy toward this corking little Irene,"Ernest claimed that he had steadfastly held Irene off, and Hadley applaudedhis resolve. She understood that it was "frightfully regretful not tomeet such a wonderful thing as a persons love with your own very bestfeeling.... Best sort of person you are. I love you." Whatever actuallyhappened in the Smith bedroom, Ernest and Irene corresponded frequentlyduring the next few months, even as Ernests courtship of Hadley became moreserious, headed toward marriage the following September. Irene recalled thatshe saved very few of the dozens of letters that Ernest sent her (Spanier andTrogdon 383), and in fact only one Hemingway letter to her from this timesurvives. In that letter, dated 16 March 1921, "Stein" tells"Yrene" that he is glad that the two of them will be in Chicago thefollowing July. Although Ernest notes in his letter that he has been in St.Louis, he does not mention that he was there to visit Hadley, nor that he hadearlier proposed to her and that the two were secretly engaged andcontemplating a fall wedding. Still, although Ernest admits that seeing Irenewill be "pretty darned nice" and confesses he is "fond"of her (Letters I, 276-277), his missive could hardly be considered a loveletter. But the lack of passion in their relationship did not prevent Ernestfrom teasing Hadley about the correspondent he described as desperatelylonely--the "lovely Jewess Irene" (Griffin 166).
"Oh, thank you very much," she said, andput the card back into her card-case with greatapparent relief. Then she turned her lovely facetoward the young man, beaming with the triumph awoman feels in any bit of successful manoeuvring,and began to talk with recovered gayety of otherthings, as if, having got rid of a matter annoyingout of all proportion to its importance, she wasnow going to indemnify herself.
"No, you couldn't!" said Irene, flushing beautifully."And you may guess, and you may guess, andyou may guess!" With her lovely eyes shecoaxed her sister to keep on teasing her, andPenelope continued the comedy with the patiencethat women have for such things. 041b061a72