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[[preprinted]] OCTOBER THURSDAY-28 [[/preprinted]] Letter from Dottie A working on drawing, I posed some, mended & washed - odds & ends - Letter from Dottie. Washed hair, sewed on grey skirt. A finished drawing, god be praised! I to Huntington, brought back chicken chop suey for supper. [[preprinted]] FRIDAY-29 [[/preprinted]] A to N.Y. on 8 train. Stopped at [[Ral?]] studio To see the Pousette Darts, to Life, got jobs, lunch with Casey & others. To Pictorial Review, had to wait an hour for editor. Art editor delighted with drawings, called others [[by?]] said would pay 250 for the 2 drawings, gave A another story. A called up Every [[?]] [[?]] [[?]] out." Pop Brown brought down synthetic mince meat, I made pie, finished grey skirt. A back on 4.29. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] OCTOBER SATURDAY-30 [[/preprinted]] Story from Youths Companion wanted by 17- I shortened winter coat, both to Huntington in afternoon, took coat to be dry cleaned done next Saturday. Both to Wall St. place for wine, baby in self rocking crib - Tony [[?]] I back to butchers for stuff, & Tony driving us home stopped at his house & had wine chees bread & olives. Tony drove us to boat & we had pork chops & to sleep! A's cold better. In A.M. A wrote to [[Steighty?]] sending Holly's poems, & to Youths Companion, telling [[C?]] said 50. a drawing not a chapter. [[preprinted]] SUNDAY-31 [[/preprinted]] Hard rain, both rather tired, we caught shiners in net, had them for lunch. Mr Brown here, we pretty bored, Later Lloyd Allan from Westport tied his boat alongside - said it was very rough out. gave them bread.
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