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1893
I read "The Tragic Muse" a long time. I'm quite interested in it now & charm- ed with Nick Dormer, whom I think is quite fascinating. I like his part of the Story better than Miriam & Peter's - so far, but am not through the first volume. W.H.O. told me some things about J.G. & J.W. & Ann & "Gilly" &c. &c. I wrote later. Will as good as told me he wasn't engaged to Miss R. - tho' that's no sign he wouldn't like to be. Aug 20. Sunday A nice bright cool day. Got up at 8:30 and took a bath and went to church with Mama to hear Dr. Robinson. Saw Mrs. R and Allen also Charella, Frank, Edward & Mr. Tappan were also there & invited me up to dinner with them - but I didn't go. Howard & Louise Bradstreet start for the World's Fair tomorrow. I read "The Tragic Muse" most all day - on the front piazza before dinner & in the hammock afterwards. After sun down (or about then) Ned & Edith came. Ned brought me a lovely photograph of a crayoned head of Paderewski - (from Buffalo) We visited an hour or so and the girls were sweet to me and I went down to the car with them. Tea at 9:45.

1893
I read "The Tragic Muse" a long time. I'm quite interested in it now & charm- ed with Nick Dormer, whom I think is quite fascinating. I like his part of the Story better than Miriam & Peter's - so far, but am not through the first volume. W.H.O. told me some things about J.G. & J.W. & Ann & "Gilly" &c. &c. I wrote later. Will as good as told me he wasn't engaged to Miss R. - tho' that's no sign he wouldn't like to be. Aug 20. Sunday A nice bright cool day. Got up at 8:30 and took a bath and went to church with Mama to hear Dr. Robinson. Saw Mrs. R and Allen also Charella, Frank, Edward & Mr. Tappan were also there & invited me up to dinner with them - but I didn't go. Howard & Louise Bradstreet start for the World's Fair tomorrow. I read "The Tragic Muse" most all day - on the front piazza before dinner & in the hammock afterwards. After sun down (or about then) Ned & Edith came. Ned brought me a lovely photograph of a crayoned head of Paderewski - (from Buffalo) We visited an hour or so and the girls were sweet to me and I went down to the car with them. Tea at 9:45.

1893
I read "The Tragic Muse" a long time. I'm quite interested in it now & charm- ed with Nick Dormer, whom I think is quite fascinating. I like his part of the Story better than Miriam & Peter's - so far, but am not through the first volume. W.H.O. told me some things about J.G. & J.W. & Ann & "Gilly" &c. &c. I wrote later. Will as good as told me he wasn't engaged to Miss R. - tho' that's no sign he wouldn't like to be. Aug 20. Sunday A nice bright cool day. Got up at 8:30 and took a bath and went to church with Mama to hear Dr. Robinson. Saw Mrs. R and Allen also Charella, Frank, Edward & Mr. Tappan were also there & invited me up to dinner with them - but I didn't go. Howard & Louise Bradstreet start for the World's Fair tomorrow. I read "The Tragic Muse" most all day - on the front piazza before dinner & in the hammock afterwards. After sun down (or about then) Ned & Edith came. Ned brought me a lovely photograph of a crayoned head of Paderewski - (from Buffalo) We visited an hour or so and the girls were sweet to me and I went down to the car with them. Tea at 9:45.
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