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Sunday, April 6. 24. Dear Dairy Here we are starting off once more, and surely we can keep up a little better this time. Anyway we will try awfully hard won't we? To day I had a sleep inor rather from 7-11 am not so very long to sleep. Miss Childs had a tea to celebrate at Gibson's birthday, which I had to miss But Buckie & I went to Cronyn - and then up to the house after, and had some awfully good eats. Mary Nelson, Marion Hart, & K were there. Buckie just wore her uniform & was awfully cute.
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Mr Warner wasn't at church. He is so desperately worried about Sid Murrell. It is using him up absolutely. And this is the week he is hung. So I am afraid for Mr Warner. next Sunday I do wish I could help him some little bit any way. But I seem so fearfully useless, somehow. I should have written Mother a letter to day. Must write to morrow. Beth goes home to morrow. Supposed to stay for a month but I don't see how she can. She has my notes, but they aren't much good.
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Monday. April 7-24
Dear Dairy I am so provoked. I had my PM to day, and I didn't want it, nor can I see why I should have had to take it. But there is no hope or chance of reasoning around here. Things are done- and then repented. But that doesn't always help. Anyway I had a visitor on the ward this am. Tim H. came up. He is looking awfully well, and I do hope he doesn't fool too much with this year. But surely he won't now.