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    On t of October Miss Keller entered t;examinationsquot; mentioned in tter ests given in t as t is evident t in some subjects Miss Keller was already fairly well prepared for Radcliffe.

    tO MRS. LAURENCE tON 37 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. October 8, 1896. ...I got up early t I could e you a fe to  a beautiful sc is! t a  and  is a joy to be hem.

    You o  I passed my examinations successfully. I ory. trance examinations for o to be a very busy one for teacudying Aritic, Engliserature, Englisory, German, Latin, and advanced geograp deal of preparatory reading required, and, as fe, poor teaco spell t to me; and t means hard work.

    You must tell Mr.  we are living in his house....

    tO MRS. ILLIAM t takes me a long time to prepare my lessons, because I o  in my  one of textbooks ; so of course my  it is eac is for me because train on , and I cannot  times it really seems as if task  at otimes I enjoy my han I can say.

    It is suc to be  tudy Latin, German, Aritic and Englisory, all of ic. I am afraid I  a matical mind; for my figures alo get into the wrong places!...

    tO MRS. LAURENCE tON Cambridge, Mass., May 3, 1897. ...You knorying very o get tions in June, and tion to my regular schoolwork keeps

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    ... a splendid time ;Players Club.quot; I al clubs ics, and told endless stories, all about ts: but no e wrong....

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