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Feb. 26 Monday Let’s see! Well first Claude went to N.Y. (about Feb. 7) and spent a week and more there with Harry Wilkinson & his friend Graves” of Boston & Gellett Burgess – stopped nights at the Manhattan & day times at the University Club. Met Howells and Ruth McEnery Stuart & Kate Douglas Wiggin and had a party at Miss Tomkins' and another at Mrs. Strong's, where they met the beautiful young Miss Ide of Samoa the one Stevenson gave his birthdays to. They went to the League Dinner and to the Players & saw Henry Miller ordering “Gramercy Stew” and Gellett had everyone he met write him an Epitaph and Claude's was: – “Sad-souled and yet a jester; World-old and yet a child. Life smote from him a music, Sweet, passionate and wild” –

(14th)
I got three picture postals from Con and the 14th – a week late – he arrived in N.Y. and had a day with Claude. before he came home – That night the “Perfects” had a Valentine party at Lura's and a very

Feb. 26 Monday Let’s see! Well first Claude went to N.Y. (about Feb. 7) and spent a week and more there with Harry Wilkinson & his friend Graves” of Boston & Gellett Burgess – stopped nights at the Manhattan & day times at the University Club. Met Howells and Ruth McEnery Stuart & Kate Douglas Wiggin and had a party at Miss Tomkins' and another at Mrs. Strong's, where they met the beautiful young Miss Ide of Samoa the one Stevenson gave his birthdays to. They went to the League Dinner and to the Players & saw Henry Miller ordering “Gramercy Stew” and Gellett had everyone he met write him an Epitaph and Claude's was: – “Sad-souled and yet a jester; World-old and yet a child. Life smote from him a music, Sweet, passionate and wild” –

(14th)
I got three picture postals from Con and the 14th – a week late – he arrived in N.Y. and had a day with Claude. before he came home – That night the “Perfects” had a Valentine party at Lura's and a very

Feb. 26 Monday Let’s see! Well first Claude went to N.Y. (about Feb. 7) and spent a week and more there with Harry Wilkinson & his friend Graves” of Boston & Gellett Burgess – stopped nights at the Manhattan & day times at the University Club. Met Howells and Ruth McEnery Stuart & Kate Douglas Wiggin and had a party at Miss Tomkins' and another at Mrs. Strong's, where they met the beautiful young Miss Ide of Samoa the one Stevenson gave his birthdays to. They went to the League Dinner and to the Players & saw Henry Miller ordering “Gramercy Stew” and Gellett had everyone he met write him an Epitaph and Claude's was: – “Sad-souled and yet a jester; World-old and yet a child. Life smote from him a music, Sweet, passionate and wild” –

(14th)
I got three picture postals from Con and the 14th – a week late – he arrived in N.Y. and had a day with Claude. before he came home – That night the “Perfects” had a Valentine party at Lura's and a very
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