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<p>Sat. morning. Mother & I deided </p> | <p>Sat. morning. Mother & I deided </p> | ||
<p>we would like company. So asked</p> | <p>we would like company. So asked</p> | ||
| − | <p> , Tessie & Marnie over for</p> | + | <p> ? , Tessie & Marnie over for</p> |
<p>the day. The girls were here. </p> | <p>the day. The girls were here. </p> | ||
<p>went up tree. slipped & fell and</p> | <p>went up tree. slipped & fell and</p> | ||
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<p>Mary's apron. 12 a. m.</p> | <p>Mary's apron. 12 a. m.</p> | ||
<p>Friday, Feb. 1, 1918</p> | <p>Friday, Feb. 1, 1918</p> | ||
| − | <p>I have been h all day again.</p> | + | <p>I have been h ? all day again.</p> |
<p>Very cold & Mary has a cold. Seems</p> | <p>Very cold & Mary has a cold. Seems</p> | ||
<p>as if there are endless things to </p> | <p>as if there are endless things to </p> | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 19 March 2020
<html>Thursday, Jan. 31, 1918
This morning looked so gloomy--
Harry went away & he's gone until
Sat. morning. Mother & I deided
we would like company. So asked
? , Tessie & Marnie over for
the day. The girls were here.
went up tree. slipped & fell and
sprained her hip. So our dinner
party was broken up. We went
over to see her in the afternoon.
It is bitter cold again. About 5°
below. Knitted quite a bit. Hemmed
twelve towels & made button holes in
Mary's apron. 12 a. m.
Friday, Feb. 1, 1918
I have been h ? all day again.
Very cold & Mary has a cold. Seems
as if there are endless things to
do. Have knitted, sewed, washed
and what not. Mary's vocabulary
increases each day. Tonight she
said "scissors" in such a cute way.
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