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LETTER VIII. On more intimate Acquaintance.

Hempstead, May 1, 1914.
Dear Fred:

We shall all be very happy to see you here for a little evening festival to the children of the village. When I say we, it of course includes some one in whose heart you now hold a place, with whose fondest thoughts and prayers your name has been associated for some months past. I believe we are to perform charades, or something of that sort, and I have been occupied half the week in cutting old window curtains and sofa-covers into absurd costumes, supposed to be Oriental. I know you are very clever at that sort of nonsense, so I hope you will come and have a good laugh with and at

Your affectionate

Hortense.
P. S. Come early. I have something to say to you.

Besides you can do everything; and we want you to assist in arranging the scenery -- such as it is.

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