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to read, - never did I know
or realize the real character of
that book until the last few
chapters were read. I am
sure there were many little
things called to my attention
which made me a truer man
and shall hope to profit,
- the mistakes of Jacques will never
be forgotten -
Today at Sunday School I
grasped the hand of other true
friends. Flossy Getchel Smith and
her husband - Wes Smith wants
so much to have a letter from
you while you are away.
She has a baby picture for
you she said, - they were at
Mrs. [Geskes ?] for Sunday.
All nature is in her

of that good brown bread and I will
furnish the pickled peaches, - So a
trip over [some ?] soon brought over
the brown bread and in a
short time, Elsie and I were
seated about your kitchen
table enjoying a ten oclock
lunch. - Just as you are
getting your five meals a
day in England, we had as much
yesterday. - We both propose
putting on some flesh while
you people are away.
One night I think it was
Thursday I was in your house
studying until Elsie came home
about half after nine, - study was
dry, - I thought of you and
went out to your book case and
took Marie which we started
away last fall. - I found where
we left off and went [as, on ?]