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office ^[[Royal Baking Powder Co]] to report about situation [[underlined in red]] in Brooklyn [[/underlined in red]] charge 1 h.
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[[underlined in red]] Then took him to lunch at Fraunces' Tavern. [[underlined in red]] He tells me everybody had told me I was the man 
^[[for this job]] but it was useless to try because I would not accept. [[/underlined in red]]
At 3 P.M met [[underlined in red]] Arthur Bullard [[/underlined in red]] at Chemists Club.  He is here on hurried visit from Paris. [[underlined in red]] Frank Low [[/underlined in red]] took me in his car to my house. [[underlined in red]] Sarton [[/underlined in red]] here.  His wife arrives tomorrow.  [[strikethrough]] We [[strikethrough]] I was much interested in reading Lloyds Yacht Registry.  [[underlined in red]] Nina is [[/underlined in red]] at de Vecchi's in New York.

Sept. 2  [[underlined in red]] Sarton [[/underlined in red]] Sarton left early with big car to [[underlined in red]] meet his wife's steamer. [[/underlined in red]]  They all arrived here about noon.  [[underlined in red]] Pretty little girl about 4 years old speaks english exceedingly well and [[/underlined in red]]
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[[strikethrough at top of page above text]] X I went to N.Y afternoon [[/strikethrough]]
[[underlined in red]] seems much unconcerned about [[/underlined in red]] her new surroundings.  Mrs. S. seems [[/underlined in red]] decidedly older than her husband thin, sickly looking. - is english.  [[/underlined in red]]

[[underlined in black]] Sept. [[overwritten]] 4 [[/overwritten]] 3 [[/underlined]]  [[strikethrough]] X Rather warm [[/strikethrough]] Young Adrian [[Nagelvoort?]] of the [[underlined in red]] Chemical Exhibition [[/underlined in red]] came to ask me for an address on Sept. 24.  Remained here for lunch  
Afternoon went to buy bathing suit etc. and got other supplies aboard the [[underlined in red]] Cygnet [[/underlined in red]].

Sept. 4  Rather warm. 
[[annotation in left margin written in red]] Cygnet [[/annotation]]
[[underlined in red]] Bowman [[/underlined in red]] whom I had invited arrived toward 8:30 AM. took breakfast with us.  [[strikethrough]] Sailed away about [[/strikethrough]] Dropped our moorings about 9:10 AM.  Fine weather.  No wind smooth river, tide against us.  A very simple lunch. [[underlined in red]] Bowman [[/underlined in red]] is a cheerful but very passive companion  Passed Esopus Island and this evoked memories of three or four year ago [[underlined in red]] when George [[/underlined in red]]