again; I  year.)

    Cant you guess anyt very inventive.

    Ill tell you, Daddy, if youll promise not to make a lot of objections.

    I ary in advance t my mind is made up.

    I am going to spend t th a Mrs. Charles

    Paterson and tutor er er college in tumn.

    I met he McBrides, and she is a very charming woman.

    I am to give lessons in Englisin to ter,

    too, but I stle time to myself, and I shall be earning

    fifty dollars a mont t impress you as a perfectly

    exorbitant amount? S; I so ask

    for more ty-five.

    I finis Magnolia (ts ember,

    and s Lock illow--

    I so see the friendly animals.

    rike you, Daddy?

    I am getting quite independent, you see.

    You  me on my feet and I t walk alone by now.

    Princeton commencement and our examinations exactly coincide--

    o get aime

    for it, but of course t is utterly impossible.

    Goodbye, Daddy. umn

    rested and ready for anots

    to be ing to me!) I  any idea he summer,

    or  visualize your surroundings.

    Do you play golf or  or ride  sit in the sun

    and meditate?

    Any is, ime and dont forget Judy.

    Cer 60.

    六月10日

    亲爱的叔叔，

    这是我写过最艰难的一封信了，不过我已经决定我该做的事，而且没有转圜的余地。亲爱的您今夏想送我出国真的是太好太大方了 --- 一开始我真的很想去；不过再仔细一想就说了不。如果我拒绝用您的钱来缴学费，反倒是拿它去玩乐这不很奇怪吗。您不该让我养成用好东西的习惯。一个人从未有过，就不会去怀念；不过一起了头想着这些都是他/她(我们在此需要另一种语言)理应拥有的，要停下来就很难过了。与莎丽和茱莉亚同住这与我想往的单纯生活就是一种拔河。她们都从襁褓时就拥有这些事物；接受快乐是件理所当然的事情。对她们来说，一切她们