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Rosa Isn't it "peculiar" that we have always lived so near together, and yet came here to get acquainted? but it's no matter now, for when we return home, we'll try to atone for the mutual neglect of past years. Quite fortunate for us wasn't it, that we were both W's - else we shouldn't have walked so closely together up the "Hill of Science." W. is a good letter if it does bring us to the last of everything. we'll be careful how we change it, won't we? |
| Mary Ellen W. Keene |