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[[underline]] Fri. July 6th [[/underline]]
Sunny and warm. My papa went to Keene early in the fore-noon; I think he must have [[underline]] walked [[/underline]] to Harrisville. Right after dinner Arthur Carey went. Mary was expected.

[[underline]] Sat. July 7th [[/underline]]
Gerald and I spent the morning at Miss Green's house, with her.

[[underline]] Sun. July 8th [[/underline]]
This leaf is lost from the calendar that this is coppied from.

[[underline]] Mon. July 9th [[/underline]]
Mrs. Pumpelly called on us. We went in the boat. Mary came at about eight o'clock in the evening. I made some [["Flimboe"]] soon after supper, which is a kind of stuf made with water and strawberry juice and sugar, 

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corked up tight in a bottle and kept for about a week, before it is drunk. Gerald and I invented it.

[[underline]] Tue. July 10th [[/underline]]
My papa and I took a walk in the after-noon. Elise Pumpelly came to see me in the morning. She and I walked to the studio.

[[underline]] Wed. July 11th [[/underline]]
I went to drive with Miss Green, probably in after-noon, as Miss Greene [[underline]] almost [[/underline]] always painted in the morning.

[[underline]] Thur. July 12th [[/underline]]
I walked up Pine Hill soon after breakfast, with the Mays. Gerald and I had dinner at Mrs. Green's. We got a snake.

[[underline]] Fri. July 13th [[/underline]]
While we were at the Stearn's, in 1887, my

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