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FEBRUARY 1919
9 Sun
Dull freezing day. Helped Ethel in morning.
F. P. came out
for afternoon & stayed till 8 p.m.
Looked after A. A. Smith. Taps frozen.
10 Mon
Cold day. Sun gleamed for one
moment over Museum. Worked
till 7.10 & went home & did A.A.'s
letters. Chilblains & miserable dis-
comfort.
11 Tue
Hard white frost.
Home early owing to telephone
from A.A. Smith. Fine but
not clear
12 Wed
I called up Fred. Hard
white frost. Worked till
nearly ten. Very tired
Fine but not clear.
[Printed info at bottom of page, "Keeps the Chain from Rattling"]
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I think A.A. Smith is Annie Amelia Smith, also called "Nan". One of Miles' letters in My Congenials notes that "Miss Smith" fell ill on 4th Feb, and died on 26th May.
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