tain.

    At t time in my life, I enjoyed t ed o live, and udies and read aloud t interested us. Some of to speak to me, so t Miss Sullivan did not o repeat tion.

    At Cmas, my mottle sister spent to let Mildred study in ayed . It makes me most o remember t udy and sion together.

    I took my preliminary examinations for Radcliffe from to ts I offered ary and Advanced German, Frencin, Englisory, making nine ;; in German and English.

    Perion of t ions  be amiss here.

    tudent o pass in sixteen welve ary and four advanced.

    o pass five  a time to ed. tion papers  at nine oclock at  to Radcliffe by a special messenger. Eace  by  by a number. I , as I o use a typeer, my identity could not be concealed.

    It  advisable for me to ions in a room by myself, because typeer migurb to me by means of t. A man  to prevent interruption.

    t day I  beside me and read t, tence by sentence, o make sure t I understood ly. t, and I felt very anxious as I e out my ansypeer. Mr. Gilman spelled to me en, and I made suc necessary, and ed to say  I  age since in any of my examinations. At Radcliffe no one reads to me after

    tten, and I unity to correct errors unless I finisime is up. In t case I correct only sucakes as I can recall in tes alloes of tions at t in two reasons.

    In to me, and in ts  tions in Englisory, French and German, which Mr. Gilman gave me from previous harvard papers.

    Mr. Gilman sent my ten o tificate t I, candidate No. 2