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Dear Nephew: Robbie came here yesterday afternoon, and asked at one if you were at home. He stayed and made us quite a vist. Had left Libbie at Mrs. Pierce's. He still left that [[15?]], Jones would do for us. had just learned where he is staying. He intends seeing him today or Monday and will report. Was it profanity or obscenity in his language that Mr. Roberts refered to? If the former we think he would not be [[unclear]] to indulge in our presence. If the latter, he would not at all. Robbie thinks we would not have trouble with the [[unclear]] next month even if we should be alone. I do not think we would. I hope we can get along without your [[unclear]] home this April. Still keep close up with your studies so that you can
Dear Nephew: Robbie came here yesterday afternoon, and asked at once if you were at home. He stayed and made us quite a visit. Had left Libbie at Mrs. Pierce's. He still left that [[15?]], Jones would do for us. had just learned where he is staying. He intends seeing him today or Monday and will report. Was it profanity or obscenity in his language that Mr. Roberts refered to? If the former we think he would not be [[unclear]] to indulge in our presence. If the latter, he would not at all. Robbie thinks we would not have trouble with the [[unclear]] next month even if we should be alone. I do not think we would. I hope we can get along without your [[unclear]] home this April. Still keep close up with your studies so that you can

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Sat Morning Dear Nephew: Robbie came here yesterday afternoon, and asked at once if you were at home. He stayed and made us quite a visit. Had left Libbie at Mrs. Pierce's. He still left that 15?, Jones would do for us. had just learned where he is staying. He intends seeing him today or Monday and will report. Was it profanity or obscenity in his language that Mr. Roberts refered to? If the former we think he would not be unclear to indulge in our presence. If the latter, he would not at all. Robbie thinks we would not have trouble with the unclear next month even if we should be alone. I do not think we would. I hope we can get along without your unclear home this April. Still keep close up with your studies so that you can