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1919-02-24
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: Page 1, vcl_Letters_Aaron_Fannie_1921-02_002
Dear Mother + Father:
My trunk is not here yet, and I have nothing to say, so I won't write a letter.
Please send the implement of torture for my face in my laundry, mother. Don't send "[Lorna Doone]" - I won't used it.
We were told today that our exam is to be on the poems of Masefield's book entitled "Enslaved" excepting the poem "Enslaved." I talked to Miss [Cowley] for an hr. last night about my proposed change in elections. I decided today to make no change. I hope I stay decided.
Love,
Fannie,
Jan. 6
My trunk is not here yet, and I have nothing to say, so I won't write a letter.
Please send the implement of torture for my face in my laundry, mother. Don't send "[Lorna Doone]" - I won't used it.
We were told today that our exam is to be on the poems of Masefield's book entitled "Enslaved" excepting the poem "Enslaved." I talked to Miss [Cowley] for an hr. last night about my proposed change in elections. I decided today to make no change. I hope I stay decided.
Love,
Fannie,
Jan. 6
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Mr. + Mrs. Marcus Aaron,
402 S. Winebiddle Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
402 S. Winebiddle Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
