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but she wasn't home) & Ned walked to the Park Avenue

car with me - and we talked most lovingly & confidentially - as we used to and as we like each other best. Ned put me on a car & I got home in time to go to bed before ten! March 11. Saturday I have stopped trying to get down town early. Rather an unevent- ful day except that Prof. Townsend called about the World's Fair busi- ness & Claude & I decided to engage rooms at the "South Shore". Mama & I went shopping - a mattress for her bed & several Sheacler

things. Kitchen still torn up. Wrote & read. March 12. Sunday A rainy Sunday - or at least very cloudy one. Did not go church but studied up "World's Fair" a little. Wrote and sat by the parlor window watching the river - which is very high indeed. Got a letter from Eo - a sweet one - telling of little Ruth's arrival. I tried to take a nap after dinner, but didn't succeed very well. Read "Meh Lady" over again. About five I walked over the river with Claude. We went across the aqueduct and the

but she wasn't home) & Ned walked to the Park Avenue

car with me - and we talked most lovingly & confidentially - as we used to and as we like each other best. Ned put me on a car & I got home in time to go to bed before ten! March 11. Saturday I have stopped trying to get down town early. Rather an unevent- ful day except that Prof. Townsend called about the World's Fair busi- ness & Claude & I decided to engage rooms at the "South Shore". Mama & I went shopping - a mattress for her bed & several Sheacler

things. Kitchen still torn up. Wrote & read. March 12. Sunday A rainy Sunday - or at least very cloudy one. Did not go church but studied up "World's Fair" a little. Wrote and sat by the parlor window watching the river - which is very high indeed. Got a letter from Eo - a sweet one - telling of little Ruth's arrival. I tried to take a nap after dinner, but didn't succeed very well. Read "Meh Lady" over again. About five I walked over the river with Claude. We went across the aqueduct and the

but she wasn't home) & Ned walked to the Park Avenue

car with me - and we talked most lovingly & confidentially - as we used to and as we like each other best. Ned put me on a car & I got home in time to go to bed before ten! March 11. Saturday I have stopped trying to get down town early. Rather an unevent- ful day except that Prof. Townsend called about the World's Fair busi- ness & Claude & I decided to engage rooms at the "South Shore". Mama & I went shopping - a mattress for her bed & several Sheacler

things. Kitchen still torn up. Wrote & read. March 12. Sunday A rainy Sunday - or at least very cloudy one. Did not go church but studied up "World's Fair" a little. Wrote and sat by the parlor window watching the river - which is very high indeed. Got a letter from Eo - a sweet one - telling of little Ruth's arrival. I tried to take a nap after dinner, but didn't succeed very well. Read "Meh Lady" over again. About five I walked over the river with Claude. We went across the aqueduct and the
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