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November 4, 1920.
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Judging by your letter, Father, you were in an accident about which I read nothing. I did not know an awful lot about it after I finished but I am glad that you were not hurt. Did the train jump the tracks, or what? R. S. V. P.
I shall be very busy today. I have lab and I have to write that chem paper.
I got started on my English topic yesterday afternoon, "the gods of ancient Ireland", and there surely were enough of them. I don't see how they ever kept them straight.
We are having wonderful weather.
Thanks for the clipping, Pete. Lucy wrote an article for the Pittsburgh papers--I don't know whether it appeared or not.
I have not time to write more, besides which, I don't know anything else.
Love, [Fannie]
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Judging by your letter, Father, you were in an accident about which I read nothing. I did not know an awful lot about it after I finished but I am glad that you were not hurt. Did the train jump the tracks, or what? R. S. V. P.
I shall be very busy today. I have lab and I have to write that chem paper.
I got started on my English topic yesterday afternoon, "the gods of ancient Ireland", and there surely were enough of them. I don't see how they ever kept them straight.
We are having wonderful weather.
Thanks for the clipping, Pete. Lucy wrote an article for the Pittsburgh papers--I don't know whether it appeared or not.
I have not time to write more, besides which, I don't know anything else.
Love, [Fannie]
