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to think that if we can make arrangements for the things here to be cared for, it will be best for me to accept her invitation, and go there expecting to spend most of the winter with her. - I think I would stay here till after the cheese factory closes, and the crops all gathered. The factory generally keeps going till about the last of October. One great advantage to me of staying at home till rather late in the fall would be that the house would then be warmed all through by the furnace, and I would not be so likely to take cold. I think about going to Maggie's with Jennie, that the journey there would be very hard and perhaps on the whole, the | to think that if we can make arrangements for the things here to be cared for, it will be best for me to accept her invitation, and go there expecting to spend most of the winter with her. - I think I would stay here till after the cheese factory closes, and the crops all gathered. The factory generally keeps going till about the last of October. One great advantage to me of staying at home till rather late in the fall would be that the house would then be warmed all through by the furnace, and I would not be so likely to take cold. I think about going to Maggie's with Jennie, that the journey there would be very hard and perhaps on the whole, the | ||
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Utica scheme is the best. Jane told Eddie the other day that she would like to have me spend the winter with her, as a part of it as I like it. There was nothing said about paying for my board at Maggies - but of course I would expect to pay if I went there and the same at Jane's. | |||
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to think that if we can make arrangements for the things here to be cared for, it will be best for me to accept her invitation, and go there expecting to spend most of the winter with her. - I think I would stay here till after the cheese factory closes, and the crops all gathered. The factory generally keeps going till about the last of October. One great advantage to me of staying at home till rather late in the fall would be that the house would then be warmed all through by the furnace, and I would not be so likely to take cold. I think about going to Maggie's with Jennie, that the journey there would be very hard and perhaps on the whole, the
in margin: Utica scheme is the best. Jane told Eddie the other day that she would like to have me spend the winter with her, as a part of it as I like it. There was nothing said about paying for my board at Maggies - but of course I would expect to pay if I went there and the same at Jane's.