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[[fourth page of a four-page letter]] [[left page]] beginning to ripen now fast. This week I have an awful lot to finish up. I must get to Boston to finish up at Harvard. Grace Soule called up to say she will be up tomorrow to put on the window curtains. I want to get in one more trip blue berrying too. The family, especially Lena, are talking a mile a minute. I can't seem to finish this. So goodnight, Doris. [[/left page]] [[right page]] [[first page of a four-page letter]] Stoughton Mass. 21 Aug. 1943. Dear Sid: We were glad to hear that you weren't used up completely by the trip back. You didn't say how you managed to get your meals. I hope by now the ration book has arrived and you have gotten some essentials for living at home. What is the news about Minnesota? I have seen a little note in the Enterprise that I will try to clip for your benefit. It would be nice if you could travel up that way, too. Doris and Mabel are playing checkers in the bay window. They [[/right page]]