Mt Holyoke Sem Feb 28th 1877My Dearest "Cris"
Light of my heart, you can not imagine how I am longing for one glance of your dancing black orbs. "I am lonely tonight here without you." "Do you ever think of me"? It seems like years since last we met, and there's a sigh in my heart to behold thee. What shall I say of the cruel fate, (in the shape of Miss Townsend), that parted us; but never mind my dear the time is coming when our destinies will be united and you will have the exquisite delight of [...]ing me till I want no more, which will give you untold happiness. I have not time, my love, to tell you of all that has occurred since I last saw you, for it is nearly time for that bell which warns us to our little beds and nightmares, so I must bid you a fond adieu, hoping that ere many moons shall wax and wane, I may be blessed with one of your most tempting smiles.
Good night my own one. Yours, 'Daffy down dilly'."
[This is a letter from one Seminary student to another. To make the letter look more authentic, a few used postage stamps were glued onto the envelope, to make it appear as if it went through the mail.]
What is the missing word???