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Pease, Julia M. | to Carrie, Sep. 1870:

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September 22, 1870
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VC 1875
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vassar:24789,,Box 36,VCL_Letters_Pease_Julia-M_1875_004
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Pottghkt«psic,
Sept. 22$ 1870
Dear Carrie,
I suppose you will be anxious to know bow 1 am getting along,
and so as I have nothing to da this afternoon I will tell all that has hap-
pened since we left Blnghamptoa. We reached Albany at two oclock and
went directly up to Captain PlUsbury's. We found them all at heme and
boat
glad to see us, we stayed there all night and came dowa on the dayAto this

 


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place, took a carriage oa to the college. You may Imagine that I was con*
siderably excited. We had to wait some time before being examined. The
examination is hard, more so than I expected, but I passed very well in
everything but History, which I shall have to review by myself and be
examined in in about six weeks. I am sorry that X passed as I do not like
it here at all, but now that I have commenced I must go through the year
at least. Today I was examined in Latin, French, and Algebra and have
to go in the preparatory class in all three if 1 study them. The french
teacher says that she has examined 130 scholars

 


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and all go in the pre-
paratory except three, so there Is some comfort for me.
I have a roommate. Miss Johnson quite a pleasant girl, but 1 want
to be transferred to a single room If X caa. The teachers are all very
kind and perhaps before the year is oat X may like it but X hardly think I
shall. It is all study, study, study here.
I suppose you are enjoying yourself very much indeed—give my
love to all* I suppose Mamma will writs you when to leave aad where to
go, she left here early this morning for New York.
Your loving
sister Julie
(Julia M. pease, '75,