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April 10, 1922
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Lucy came at 11 yesterday morning. I finished the history topic, but cannot get the English in until tomorrow. It is great to have her--but the work!
She delivered the various messages. I do not know what medicine you mean, unless Dr. F's and I stopped that when I got the headache. Also, I have neither the time nor the pep to go to Amherst, much as I would like to. Also, she considered me very lucky to get on south corridor first floor at the chapel end, so I do hope you are satisfied. She agreed that it was much the wisest thing to do, under the circumstances.
She brought a cake for us. She is highly amused that I have drawn my room for senior year, and equally amused that I have a freshman "under my wing" just as she had me. Ha ha!
Eleanor Wolf is taking us to lunch today. There isn't much time for work when one has a guest, so my letters will be brief. She leaves Wednesday morning.
Love,
Fannie
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Lucy came at 11 yesterday morning. I finished the history topic, but cannot get the English in until tomorrow. It is great to have her--but the work!
She delivered the various messages. I do not know what medicine you mean, unless Dr. F's and I stopped that when I got the headache. Also, I have neither the time nor the pep to go to Amherst, much as I would like to. Also, she considered me very lucky to get on south corridor first floor at the chapel end, so I do hope you are satisfied. She agreed that it was much the wisest thing to do, under the circumstances.
She brought a cake for us. She is highly amused that I have drawn my room for senior year, and equally amused that I have a freshman "under my wing" just as she had me. Ha ha!
Eleanor Wolf is taking us to lunch today. There isn't much time for work when one has a guest, so my letters will be brief. She leaves Wednesday morning.
Love,
Fannie
