Well, even allowing for possible mistranscriptions and for apparently missing punctuation to be inserted somewhere, it doesn't read like anything written by a native speaker of English, let alone an author of the calibre you mention.
That other site, setting out the text of amorous letters written by someone called Irina Isakova (sounds Russian) to someone called John Glaser, came up when I googled the unusual reference to 'the first supper at candles'.
Googling another unusual phrase, 'the stayed life', comes up with a list of sites that all appear to contain letters written in struggling English by Russian women eager to be mail-order brides. (That's my very superficial impression from the site descriptions. I haven't opened them.)
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So my guess is that it's something of that nature written by a native Russian speaker. If your intended happens to be Russian, bingo! If not, you could be looking for the Russian equivalent of a needle in a haystack, even if this is a steppe in the right direction.
Ian
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