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end. They left for St. Petersburg because they had planned to, but from these I got a long-distance telephone call saying they must come back. She stayed a week (I found a room outside for her) and her father is still here. He leaves about Feb. 22. Well, what I started to pay was that he is a collector of flowers, mosses shells, etc. He wanted to go to St. Petersburg and down the west coast to collect for some Harvard Professors, although he was not under promise to do so. I thought of how congenial he and Sidney and Doris would be. He is a fine type. I asked him about Sidney, but he does not seem to know him. His daughter graduated from Wheaton College in Norton in the first class to graduate after the Seminary because a college. Her room-mate - a Mrs. Breckenridge came in to-day. She is thinking [[stamp]] HGF [[/stamp]] 719 French Avenue Winter Park, Florida, February 8, 1936. Dear Mrs. Holmes, It has been such a very long time since I wrote even a postal to you and you sent such a nice letter in return, I feel more than apologetic, but I have been very tired and very busy, although I have only eight guests; and a good maid and my cousin (he came 4 weeks ago Today) to help me. The others get through for some time every day, but I keep going most of the day, and when I do get a