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| − | <html><p> | + | <html><p>ribbons tied under my chin, or rather</p> |
<p>to one side. They are all made of pink</p> | <p>to one side. They are all made of pink</p> | ||
| − | <p>ottoman | + | <p>ottoman silk, brimmed with pink baby</p> |
| − | <p>ostrich feathers and big pink | + | <p>ostrich feathers and big pink crush</p> |
<p>bows. Got home about one, and then</p> | <p>bows. Got home about one, and then</p> | ||
<p>in the afternoon the girls amde us</p> | <p>in the afternoon the girls amde us</p> | ||
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<p>rest, for when we are home ehre we</p> | <p>rest, for when we are home ehre we</p> | ||
<p>have no rest at all, so E went down</p> | <p>have no rest at all, so E went down</p> | ||
| − | <p>to Mrs. | + | <p>to Mrs. Chambers early + I went over to</p> |
<p>the Hotel. Later E came + we put in</p> | <p>the Hotel. Later E came + we put in</p> | ||
<p>a fine, easy afternoon. Came home</p> | <p>a fine, easy afternoon. Came home</p> | ||
<p>early to dress, as our dining room table</p> | <p>early to dress, as our dining room table</p> | ||
| − | <p>had been removed to the | + | <p>had been removed to the piazza, and</p> |
<p>Cousin Helen had asked us to come</p> | <p>Cousin Helen had asked us to come</p> | ||
| − | <p>in to dinner with them. | + | <p>in to dinner with them. We did have</p> |
<p>such a good time + Father was</p> | <p>such a good time + Father was</p> | ||
<p>the life of the party, cracking jokes</p> | <p>the life of the party, cracking jokes</p> | ||
<p>during the entire meal. About eight</p> | <p>during the entire meal. About eight</p> | ||
<p>o'clock we came home and found</p> | <p>o'clock we came home and found</p> | ||
| − | <p>Uncle | + | <p>Uncle Bernard, Mary, [M...], + Uncle</p></html> |
Revision as of 19:22, 31 May 2020
<html>ribbons tied under my chin, or rather
to one side. They are all made of pink
ottoman silk, brimmed with pink baby
ostrich feathers and big pink crush
bows. Got home about one, and then
in the afternoon the girls amde us
promise to come over to the hotel +
rest, for when we are home ehre we
have no rest at all, so E went down
to Mrs. Chambers early + I went over to
the Hotel. Later E came + we put in
a fine, easy afternoon. Came home
early to dress, as our dining room table
had been removed to the piazza, and
Cousin Helen had asked us to come
in to dinner with them. We did have
such a good time + Father was
the life of the party, cracking jokes
during the entire meal. About eight
o'clock we came home and found
Uncle Bernard, Mary, [M...], + Uncle
</html>