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PS Pa's temper increases & I get pretty well stirred up. he spites his ugly feelings on me as he is her alone & no one to hear him. but when any one comes he is on his best behavior. Ma Stoughton July 9th 1931 Dear Doris We did not get any letter from you yesterday. but two came t[[strikethrough]]w[[/strikethrough]]o day. we are having very damp muggy feeling weather last night & this morning. now the sun is just peeping out. Pa went down to the store yesterday & found Ruby doing up Leonards bundles. then she & her father rode up & delivered them & left Pa in charge of the store. he did up a few bundles then & when I got there he stood at his desk looking over the books. I got a bag full of things & then started home. Ruby brought him back. On the way back Lottie Crane came out to inquire about all the folks. she says her brother has been sick &