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before or on Grandma's birthday which I might exactly do - the time is flying and it is so cold I dont feel as if there had been any summer—
Monday evening—
Mrs Horace sat this morning & I had a long, hard, two hour nap this afternoon, one of the [[strikethrough]] two hour [[/strikethrough]] kind - I used to have at Upper Lehigh—  Then my daughter-in-law came to call on us - and then we all went over to Mauds Tennis Party—  Miss Reynolds let us have Miss Clarke in her littler parlor—  May & I dont play Tennis - but there is always plenty of talking to be done  Mrs Jebb was there - she is 

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Jebb has selected for me—  He took me out to dinner and Mrs Jebb afterwards managed to have him sit near me in the drawing room so I was talking to him most of the time—  
This house is on a corner of this place - which is a pretty one embowered in trees—  He has a pretty daughter whom we call my daughter-in-law as she passes under our windows—  Tennis-ward—
He came to see us at the studio the other day—
Sunday, although we go to church twice, is our most festive day - the day when the men make themselves visible—   We went to chapel at King's this morning and anything more lovely than the Te Deum

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Just heard from Anchor Line that they have got two berths on Ancoria August 22   Have telegraphed to engage it—  
Leave here August 12—  
Write to Glasgow—  
c/o Henderson Bros Anchor Line — S.S. Anchoria — Then I'll have a line before sailing—
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