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[[preprinted]] 14 Sunday Jan 14 [[/preprinted]] Quite cold to'day Also in the house. I went to Sunday School in the morning. After accomplishing that important factor I returned home, studied and read the "Last of the Mohicans" At 4:30 I went to the Goodrichs' reading. Mr. Goodrich read "The Wreck of the Hesperus." "The Hunting of the Snark." a funny poem, another poem and "Kate Bonnet" by Stockton. Stockton and Bunner, noted writers used to live in Nutley. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted 15 Monday Jan 15 [[/preprinted]] More snow on the ground. In the afternoon I went up to the Goodrichs' and got Lloyd down. The snow is fine for packing. We dumped snow all over each other for a long while. Great Sport. Made a snow spiral around a tree. It looks like a barbar's pole. Jut came around and in the snow we made labyrinth tag paths around and played tag in them. I was "it" most of the time. I tried to get wood for skis at the sawmill but they had no good pieces. I received two letters from Winton George of Ithaca N.Y. today; typewritten