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332 Tuesday, November 27, 1928 emptiness she felt at leaving him, but gladness at the pleasure of remembering, and of seeing everything more clearly in retrospect, as the climber can see, from the valley, each shade of darker green forest patch, and each incandescent strip of water-fall, which were seperate experiences when he came upon them before. She thought of the few minutes in the garden – The richness of these moments came over her. The silence they had had together, and the peace, and the beauty. The little bits of conversation erased themselves, [[strikethrough]] from her mind [[/strikethrough]] She looked up. Perhaps she had said all these things; perhaps she had shown them. But, anyway, she knew that he had known. THE END The End appeared ask bcdghjhlmepqrstro w 333 Wednesday, November 28, 1928 A.K. He is sincere, honest, totally unselfish, has a grand sense of humor, more than average intelligence, can be trusted anytime with anything, is nice looking, understanding, enjoys life, is terribly lonely. He is a thoroly nice person – in fact has nicer qualities than anyone I know. [[strikethrough]] but [[/strikethrough]] He is really in love with me. I can see all his qualities, and I admire him, and like him tremendously and sincerely, but – I can not love him, will I? Have I made him unhappy? Oh, I hope not! NUTS F.H. He is good looking, he is agreeable, amusing, fairly clever, quiet, sincere, "good egg", fine dependable friend, reserved, happy. So nice.