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[17 Dec 1922]
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
First Hall was punk last night. It consisted of two short plays, "The Birthday of the Infanta", which was very good, and "Sabine Women" which was no good at all.
I have more to do between now and Wednesday than any one human being can do. I expect to snedmy[sic] trunk tomorrow afternoon. I also have to go to town to get my watch and return a book to the town library.
I couldn't get the books I wanted for over Sunday and the world is upside down in general.
Wishing you otherwise,
Fannie
Sunday
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
First Hall was punk last night. It consisted of two short plays, "The Birthday of the Infanta", which was very good, and "Sabine Women" which was no good at all.
I have more to do between now and Wednesday than any one human being can do. I expect to snedmy[sic] trunk tomorrow afternoon. I also have to go to town to get my watch and return a book to the town library.
I couldn't get the books I wanted for over Sunday and the world is upside down in general.
Wishing you otherwise,
Fannie
Sunday
