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[[preprinted]]Tuesday, August 24, 1909 [[/preprinted]] Bibi Clarke and I had a good set this afternoon. She can play mighty good for a woman, and she stands up to 'em every time. Scowling at her over the net only invites the wickedest slog she's capable of, and playing to [[strikethrough]] [[?] [[/strikethrough]] her back hand doesn't fuss her a[[strikethrough]] [[?]] [/[strikethrough]] bit. The ninth game went to deuce at least twenty times, and she got it, too. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]]Wednesday, August 25, 1909 [[/preprinted]] Been reading a very enjoyable and amusing book on the States today, - "A little tour in America," by Dean Hole. The Very Rev. was [[strikeout]] a charming writer, and the book is just chockablock with fun. He's got none of that anti-American prejudice in his make up, that so many of his countrymen are afflicted with. The book would be still more interesting, I think, if he had left out his few remarks on Episcobalism - the American "Church of England" - for we usually bar those topics on our side. It isn't quite nice to taunt Harvard with "Unitarianism." But the Dean had the disadvantages of a National Church, and that's it.