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Item 21: Miles Franklin pocket diary, 1928

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The link to the PDF is in the description Miles Franklin Diary Shorthand 1928

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1928 JANUARY

18 WEDNESDAY Poked about. Terrible day.

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19 THURSDAY Metta and her Mother decended upon us. God have mercy. Mother went to town. I had to do work.

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20 FRIDAY In afternoon Miss Gillespie took me to see film of "What Price Glory".

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21 SATURDAY Took Aunt Gus and Metta to train in Sydney. Eva came in evening after tea.

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22 SUNDAY Showers towards evening. Norman away for day to friends. My lovely Nancy gone a week. God help me.

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