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from Mary - and [[unclear] seems to have lost his voice - I suppose his Commencement Oration takes his time. Oh, [[unclear]]. Get there. "The [[genus]] of literature are all less than 4 minutes long" Prof [[unclear]]. To the [[All]] There That Hist. Society I would say there are no Jackrabbits here but the fields seem to be full of rabbits. They are very tame too. I have seen half a dozen in a group together sit by a hedge at the roadside and watch a team drive by without winking. The quails keep up a continual Bob-White and often let you come within 10 ft of them. They are thick and tame. I often see birds and flowers. I don't know, but I can't stop to look at them. I usually breakfast at 6, sometimes when I stay over night with a farmer. I get routed out at about 5 - I stayed overnight with a man named [[Totten]] only hous miles from Monticello - His wife was a very nice, sweet faced little bit of a woman and they had 4 boys smart | from Mary - and [[unclear] seems to have lost his voice - I suppose his Commencement Oration takes his time. Oh, [[unclear]]. Get there. "The [[genus]] of literature are all less than 4 minutes long" Prof [[unclear]]. To the [[All]] There That Hist. Society I would say there are no Jackrabbits here but the fields seem to be full of rabbits. They are very tame too. I have seen half a dozen in a group together sit by a hedge at the roadside and watch a team drive by without winking. The quails keep up a continual Bob-White and often let you come within 10 ft of them. They are thick and tame. I often see birds and flowers. I don't know, but I can't stop to look at them. I usually breakfast at 6, sometimes when I stay over night with a farmer. I get routed out at about 5 - I stayed overnight with a man named [[Totten]] only hous miles from Monticello - His wife was a very nice, sweet faced little bit of a woman and they had 4 boys smart keen eyed clean looking, oldest about 16 and youngest about 5 y. They were jolly. I had so much fun with them it almost made me homesick to see my own big and little brothers. They had a big | ||
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from Mary - and [[unclear] seems to have lost his voice - I suppose his Commencement Oration takes his time. Oh, unclear. Get there. "The genus of literature are all less than 4 minutes long" Prof unclear. To the All There That Hist. Society I would say there are no Jackrabbits here but the fields seem to be full of rabbits. They are very tame too. I have seen half a dozen in a group together sit by a hedge at the roadside and watch a team drive by without winking. The quails keep up a continual Bob-White and often let you come within 10 ft of them. They are thick and tame. I often see birds and flowers. I don't know, but I can't stop to look at them. I usually breakfast at 6, sometimes when I stay over night with a farmer. I get routed out at about 5 - I stayed overnight with a man named Totten only hous miles from Monticello - His wife was a very nice, sweet faced little bit of a woman and they had 4 boys smart keen eyed clean looking, oldest about 16 and youngest about 5 y. They were jolly. I had so much fun with them it almost made me homesick to see my own big and little brothers. They had a big