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[29 May 1923]
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
As you know, exam time is the time when my letters are always most boring.
Worked on my Tolerance topic yesterday all day except for an hour that I took off for a walk, and a half hour while Jane appeared on the scene. She is going a semester Shakespeare topic in two days on Shapespeare's[sic] conception of tragedy, based on Aristotle--out of her head, without using any books! I think that's quite one of the funniest things I've heard in a long time.
Spent the entire morning reading Smith's "Age of the Reformation" in preparation for my Thursday exam. It was most enjoyable.
Love,
Fannie
Tuesday
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
As you know, exam time is the time when my letters are always most boring.
Worked on my Tolerance topic yesterday all day except for an hour that I took off for a walk, and a half hour while Jane appeared on the scene. She is going a semester Shakespeare topic in two days on Shapespeare's[sic] conception of tragedy, based on Aristotle--out of her head, without using any books! I think that's quite one of the funniest things I've heard in a long time.
Spent the entire morning reading Smith's "Age of the Reformation" in preparation for my Thursday exam. It was most enjoyable.
Love,
Fannie
Tuesday
