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Accept my thanks for your note of February 8 and the accompanying report of Helen Tsai's work with you to date. I am glad that you feel that Helen is doing well, and I am glad, too, to know that she seems to have won the friendly good will of her instructors and mates. &#13;
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                <text>My dear Dr. Stearns:&#13;
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Helen Tsai tells me that she is expecting to spend the summer with Mrs. Nye in Weymouth. I wondered what you would think about making a plan for her to remain at Saint Mary’s after our Commencement, June 11th, and do some additional work in English. We will have several girls remaining for the College Board examinations and also others for additional work, so that Helen would not lack companionship. At that time we could plan several trips in and around New York which would be of interest and advantage. If you approve of the plan I shall be glad to submit to you some points of interest that have come to my mind and possibly you might add others. I have not spoken to Helen of the plan.&#13;
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We have all become very much attached to Helen because of her sweet, happy nature and her efforts for her own improvement.&#13;
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I am enclosing a bill which covers the cost for Helen’s uniforms for the year. The school has already paid this bill at McCreery’s.&#13;
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                <text>My dear Miss Antony:&#13;
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Thank you for your letter of May 30. My delay in answering it has been due to my recent absence from town. &#13;
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The bill covering the cost of Helen's uniforms for the year and to which you refer was not included as reported. I shall be glad to pay it promptly once I know the amount. &#13;
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Personally, I like the idea of having Helen remain with you a short time after your Commencement, provided, of course, she herself approves of the plan. Of course, if she has made definite arrangement with Mrs. Nye for an earlier visit there, the proposed arrangement might not prove practicable. My own reaction to the suggestion is wholly favorable. &#13;
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I am forwarding the check to cover the McCreery bill which you were good enough to send me recently in receipted form. Unless you desire the receipt for your own files, I will hold it here with the receipts which I am accustomed to hold for all bills contracted by my Chinese wards.  &#13;
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Very sincerely yours, </text>
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                <text>My dear Dr. Stearns:&#13;
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Please find enclosed receipted bill from McCreery’s for Helen Tsai.&#13;
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Helen has been very glad to stay and do what work she could. It has not been possible to follow out the plan of sight-seeing because of the heat. Helen had already made arrangements with Mrs. Nye, without my knowing it, before I wrote to you.&#13;
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                <text>Dear Sister Mary Anthony:&#13;
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Dr. Stearns has just left town for the summer and has asked me to forward the enclosed application for the admission of his ward, Miss Helen Tsai, to Saint Mary's School next fall. We are unable at the present moment to supply the physician's certificate, but will do so before Miss Tsai enrolls with you. She has been in this country two years and has been in perfect health during that period.&#13;
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In case you should wish to communicate with Dr. Stearns personally his address for the summer will be Home Camp, First Connecticut Lake, Pittsburgh, New Hampshire. If his secretaries can be of service, please let us know. I shall be away during July, but a letter addressed to Miss E. Rosamond Greenwood, Phillips Academy, Andover, will receive Miss Greenwoods careful attention.&#13;
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Will you please send us another copy of "Regulations for Dress" in order that we may send one to McCreery's and have one for reference here.&#13;
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We do not find among your enclosures a calendar for next year, so would ask for one of these also.&#13;
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Very truly yours,&#13;
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Secretary to Dr. Stearns&#13;
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We are sending the school record blank to the Whittier School in Merrimac, where Miss Tsai has been a pupil for the last two years.</text>
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