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[[preprinted]] DECEMBER FRIDAY-3 [[/preprinted]] Check from Every [[Regs?]] for $300.00 Both started to walk to Huntington about 9.30, Billy Atkin picked us up. A deposited checks & we marked. I posed all afternoon by electric light & A started new drawing for Pic. R. having decided other was no good. Letter from Holly. [[preprinted]] SATURDAY-4 [[/preprinted]] A got his & Jim's moorings fixed then helped Eddie Holly & others haul in their boats. I cleaned up boat & lay down with a head ache all P.M. A finished drawing & matted both. A wrote to Jim & Irene. Barometer went way up to 31. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] DECEMBER SUNDAY-5 [[/preprinted]] A wild one, big snow wit wind. A starting at light to cover boat. I helped arrange covers, but couldn't stay out in it. A's feet & hands nearly frozen, icles forming on awning as he worked. Henry - in with bag of apples. dinner, & A finished boat. Still snowing hard as I write at 5 P.M. I got frosted feet again. [[preprinted]] MONDAY-6 [[/preprinted]] A to N.Y. no trolley - got ride to station & taxi to train got to Pic. Review at 12, & made 12.57 back. They liked the drawings - god a relief - I enlarged & fixed 3 of A's shirts & made brown B.V.Ds. for him. A brought Dial, N. Yorker, & bag of snow apples, salted almonds, & almond cakes.
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