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tatoes, chipped beef in cream sauce, bran biscuit, applesauce and doughnuts. After lunch Miss Ross fixed my skirt. She took out the inner belt, put a piece in to make it longer, cut off the top of the skirt to about an inch in depth, sewed the inner belt on again and it was as good as new and fits very nicely. The Lewis's house is very stately and old fashioned, isn't it? The side porch is the pleasantest part of it. I met both the Misses Lewis but not the mother. They were very cordial and I enjoyed talking to them. When it was almost time for me to go, Rachel Blake's husband, Mr. Mahoney, came in to see Mr. Blake; he was out, however so mr. M. didn't stay long. he is very much tanned, from the Mexican sun, I suppose. Mr. Blake went out shortly after I arrived, so I didn't get to see him. Miss Ross showed me his room. My! hasn't he piles of books? Almost as big a collection as Clarence Darrow.