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with hospital life that were
decidedly unpleasant and very
unwhole, some especially for the
younger students. I am very
sorry for Miss Harrington. It
is awful to have to be sick there,
but I suppose she is better, ere
this hope so any way. Miss, [Lindley?],
will know more than Miss Wright
if she stays until she graduates.
I suppose,Miss Hall, we will
never see again. We will try
to have a good time when you
come to visit me. We think
of going to the World's Fair.
Don't know what month, though,
but we can arrange your visit
any way. Think I should like to
see Dr Shields, "if he is handsomer
than he needs to be." How does he and
Miss Colyer get along nowadays?
Write soon and tell me all the
news about every one I know. I attend