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(Oct. 1892), Vassar College. Wednesday. My dear Mother:- Your nice letter came to-day. Also one from Will and Elva, and yesterday I rec'd nice letters from Lott and a sixteen pager from Han Sibbald. She said she had been trying to get up to see you. I have put all these away to be answered Sunday except yours and Will's. I promised him I would write him once a week. Last week I wrote him three times, think of it. One was a letter, one a postscript and one a note on business about the pictures, so he will only get a
There is nothing to write as yet for we do nothing but study thro' the week- I am trying to get a good start in my lessons. I go to bed in good season every night, and this alone ought to do me good. Drink milk eat rice etc. etc. I was weighed the other day and as near as
underclothes on- I imagine my face has grown fuller but perhaps it is my imagination- But then I have only been here three weeks (it seems ages and ages if you would like to know) and of course would not gain in that short time. One girl gained fifteen pounds the first three months she was here and she is a girl who studies hard too- We have had a most elegant day, perfectly beautiful. My roommate and I walked fifteen minutes
this morning right after breakfast. It was simply glorious- I could have