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Stoughton, Mass.
2 Aug. 1938.

Dear Sid:

I was glad to get your card this morning. It must have been a tedious ride back and I hope that you are rested from it.   I slept most of that afternoon.

Doris' leg is drying up today and healing nicely, I think. It discharged all Sunday & Monday freely. She lay on the couch both days and is lying down most of today. She is a little scared snipe when anything is the matter and I have to urge her to get up even to go to the bathroom. So it has been no trouble keeping her quiet! But we have had to amuse her, play cards, read etc.   Florence was over most of yesterday, which was a grand relief.

I walked down yesterday & put the things in the s.d. box, and got an armful of books and groceries.  The books are still amusing her.

Last night Mrs Barry appeared, rather unexpectedly early after, according to her, a wild trip. The tires all blew out, the car toppled over on its side on a soft shoulder, the [[strikethrough]] engine [[/strikethrough]] radiator boiled after the fashion ours did in Florida all the way to Maine, and they had to limp along generally