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[postmarked 16 May 1922]
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Nothing new, but I mustn't set the bad example of "sending postcards two days in succession". Such a thing is never done!!
I got four hours on my last topic in last night, but won't have time for any more until the end of the week.
I am going outdoors today to try to finish up my field-work in Zo lab.
I sent a letter to you to forward to Mlle. Mother. I thought you would have her address, and I have owed her a letter for so many months that I no longer knew her street number. She lives with a Mrs. Pritchard, on Forbes, near the library.
Love,
Fannie
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Nothing new, but I mustn't set the bad example of "sending postcards two days in succession". Such a thing is never done!!
I got four hours on my last topic in last night, but won't have time for any more until the end of the week.
I am going outdoors today to try to finish up my field-work in Zo lab.
I sent a letter to you to forward to Mlle. Mother. I thought you would have her address, and I have owed her a letter for so many months that I no longer knew her street number. She lives with a Mrs. Pritchard, on Forbes, near the library.
Love,
Fannie
