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I told Miss Clemons the day we had tea together that I was going to see you off at the station. I am sorry that I did not go.&#13;
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By this time you must have arrived in Andover already for some time. I trust that the voyage across was a pleasant one. At present I have too little to do in the office to satisfy me. Minister Sze, however, will he here in two days; then I hope there will be more work and action all around.&#13;
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I am planning to move into the Legation to live in a month’s time. Besides saving a little money, it’s going to be much more convenient for me as well as for the Minister. I hope that it will prove to be less lonely than my present abode.&#13;
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I mentioned something about asking the Dean of the Yale Nursing School when Mary graduates. You said you would write to the dean. As I don’t know the address, will you be good enough to ask for this information for me?&#13;
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Obediently yours,</text>
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                <text>My dear Sun:&#13;
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Your letter of March 7, asking that in Dr. Stearns’s absence Mr. Hopper send you a check for $400. to cover the expenses of the Easter vacation and the spring term, has been received. I am enclosing herewith the check from the Treasurer's Office. Will you please sign and return the enclosed slip.&#13;
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I am sorry, but I cannot tell you the exact date of Dr. Stearns’s return. We have not heard definitely, but we are not expecting him until the end of our spring vacation, which is March 31st.&#13;
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Very truly yours,&#13;
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                <text>My dear Miss Greenwood,&#13;
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In your letter of Feb. 11th, you said that Mr. Hopper in the Treasurer's office can advance me the money should I need any. I wish to take this opportunity to exercise that privilege.&#13;
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As you probably know that around this time of each year, I ask Dr. Stearns for the money for expenses for Easter vacation and the Spring term. The usual amount is 350.00 or 400.00 dollars. This year, I think I will need around 400.00 dollars. If you will please ask Mr. Hopper to send me that money, I will be very thankful indeed.&#13;
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I have the report of my expenses for ready on hand, and I shall mail it to Dr. Stearns the winter session upon his arrival.&#13;
&#13;
I am sure that you know exactly the date of Dr. Steams' return from Europe. If you will please diverge to that information I will be very thankful. I plan to visit him this Easter, and I do not want to be there during the midst of his work which he surely has to catch up.&#13;
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Please mail the money so that I will be able to receive it by the first or the middle of the coming week.&#13;
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Sincerely yours&#13;
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                <text>My dear Sun:&#13;
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Your letter of February 12 has been received. I have spoken with Mr. Hopper and he says that he does not feel that he can send you the money for a Ford car without Dr. Stearns's sanction. Would you care to write Dr. Stearns and ask him if he is willing that you should have the money for the car at this time. If he is willing and will cable you or Mr. Hopper to that effect, Mr. Hopper will send you the money. &#13;
&#13;
Dr. Stearns's address is: Care of Brown, Shipley &amp; Co., 123 Pall Mall, London, England. &#13;
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Of course Dr. Stearns is traveling and there may be some delay. &#13;
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Very truly yours, &#13;
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                <text>My dear Miss Greenwood,&#13;
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I was surprised to hear that Dr. Stearns had gone to Europe. I thought that I would have been informed of that fact should he planned to go there. &#13;
&#13;
I am sorry that you do not think that Mr. Hopper will advance me the money to buy the car without Dr. Stearns sanction. I have talked over the matter with him this Christmas when I was in Andover, and he was all in favor of it. He told me that I may buy one, a Ford, after the new models come out. The new ones came out this Christmas. The only reason that I want to buy it now and not later is the fact that the demand for cars are now low, and hence the prices of them are also low. But when Dr. Stearns comes back from abroad, the time will be the most important time, because all the people will want to buy cars, and hence the price will go up. To buy cars now is most economical at this time of the year.&#13;
&#13;
I hope that you will give the matter another consideration. I have talked with Dr. Stearns concerning the car which I plan to buy this year after my graduation from Middlebury this Mid-Years. Now I have graduated. He gave me his consent concerning the same, and I was going to wait till now to ask him for the money for it.&#13;
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It is unfortunate that you did not write Dr. Stearns earlier regarding the Ford. We have been interested in reading about your activities at Middlebury. The account in THE CIRCLE will be brought to Dr. Stearns’s attention upon his return.&#13;
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Dear Dr. Stearns, &#13;
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I am now a graduate of Middlebury College. I received a higher average this semester than I have ever attained before . I received the following grades for the courses which I carried: &#13;
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Constitutional Law 86 &#13;
Government Finance 78 &#13;
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I am quite proud of the fact that my average has improved from year to year. I started off in my freshman year with an average of 77 and ended up with 83. My average last semester was 80.0. &#13;
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I am continuing on with Constitutional Law as the only undergraduate course that I ma taking. All my other work will be special research work. I am concentrating all my efforts on Political Science, and I hope that by the time I go to Harvard, I will be well prepared for the work there. I have already written to the Dean there asking for imformation[sic] concerning the same. &#13;
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It may be a little bit too early, but I think that it is thr[sic] right time for me to ask you for the money to buy the car which you said will be all right for me to have. I have been to several places., and it seems to me that by the time the snow goes off the ground, many other people will want cars, and consequently the price of last year’s Ford will go back to normal. I saw a new Ford of last year's model for the price of $510.00. The dealer said that by the first of March the price will go back to 575.00, which is the regular price for cars of that type, and the cheapest. Thee[sic] are several others that want to buy the same car, and if I can have the money by the end of this week, I think I can buy that car for 510.00 instead of $575.00. I think that it is really better for me to buy that car now. I can store it right in the garage for nothing till the time comes for me to take it out. It will be cheaper by $65.00. I saw the new models this Christmas in New York, and there are no changes except in the body. So there are little difference between the old and the new. There now just as much demand for the old as there is for the new ones. So I think if you will give me the money $510 now by the end of the week, I will be able to save a lot of money.&#13;
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I received several letters from Mary in the last few weeks, and she is very happy. She is very busy, but she enjoys being that way there. She asked me to spend the summer with her in Ithaca. I originally planned to be in Harvard Summer school this summer to get an early start toward the Doctor’s degree which I hope to get in time. I have make no definite plans however.&#13;
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I can only send you a brief note now, for my desk is piled high with letters which have been waiting for my return, and we are closing the winter term today besides. Every best wish to you, none the less, and do keep me posted, for I enjoy everything I hear of your work and progress. &#13;
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                <text>Dear Dr. Stearns,&#13;
&#13;
Sorry I haven't written to you so long. I was on night duty on obstetrical ward all this time. I just came off. It is a very busy place for patients come in any hours of the night. We have been having many admissions all the time I was there. I enjoyed my work there very much in spite of the \[reading?\] work all the time. Just the other day, we had a negro baby-- you ought see it-- every one agrees it is the cutest baby in the nursery.&#13;
&#13;
Charlie wrote me that he seen you in London. He was more than glad to see you. You made him feel that he were in America, once more.&#13;
&#13;
It certainly was very kind of you take him out and we appreciate it. Charlie has been terribly lone some ever since he landed England.&#13;
&#13;
I go on our district nursing next month. I hope that I will like it. Every nurse who has been does not seem to like it. They complain mostly about the environment the poor lives. A nurse should not have such a feeling or \[another?\] complains so I am try not to have them influence me. I believe that I can enjoy my ward better.&#13;
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I hope you have a good trip to England.&#13;
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Yours sincerely &#13;
Mary</text>
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