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25 Jan 1910
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: VCL_Letters_Fitt-Harriet-Bradley_1910-01-25_068_003_027_001
Jan 25-10
Dear Father,
When I wrote yesterday I forgot to say anything about the books which came at the same time as Mother’s letter. The package of bureau scarfs came today, and I like them very much indeed.
The math exam this morning was very hard but I know that I am all right. I cannot understand
Dear Father,
When I wrote yesterday I forgot to say anything about the books which came at the same time as Mother’s letter. The package of bureau scarfs came today, and I like them very much indeed.
The math exam this morning was very hard but I know that I am all right. I cannot understand
: VCL_Letters_Fitt-Harriet-Bradley_1910-01-25_068_003_027_002
why it made me nervous, because it is the thing of which I have been most sure. When I handed the papers in, they were practically perfect, but it was a great strain.
The riding crop came all right and it is a perfect beauty -- very graceful, and well made and designed. A letter from Judge this morning gives the news that Mother asked Mr.
The riding crop came all right and it is a perfect beauty -- very graceful, and well made and designed. A letter from Judge this morning gives the news that Mother asked Mr.
: VCL_Letters_Fitt-Harriet-Bradley_1910-01-25_068_003_027_003
Underwood out to dinner -- and that “she had best be very careful what she says to him -- for between us there are no thoughts unknown”. Which, of course, excites my curiosity.
I have not studied all afternoon, but I have been resting and writing letters. I think it will do more good than cramming. When one of the instructors was asked what material we should bring to the exam, she said, “Nothing but your well-slept and well-fed intelligences.”
With much love,
Harriett.
Monday.
I have not studied all afternoon, but I have been resting and writing letters. I think it will do more good than cramming. When one of the instructors was asked what material we should bring to the exam, she said, “Nothing but your well-slept and well-fed intelligences.”
With much love,
Harriett.
Monday.
