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so much. But I suppose I will
live until the following week
before I see you, dear. It may
be that Joc and Martha will
not have to leave and if
they don't my folks will
come down here then. Joc is
going to phone and find
out the particulars.

I didn't get a letter
from you yesterday, dear,
but I guess you were
pretty busy. I hope that
I get one on the seven
train this evening.

Last night after dinner
Martha and I went up to
see Miss Hall, Mrs. Breed's sister.
When we got home we