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They gave a play at the school in which she took part. Before she came on the stage, she
had the job of sitting just off stage to prompt any one who might forget his cue or what
he was supposed to say. It was a spooky play and she tired of sitting in one place, so
she tood up and accidentally kicked her chair over backwards. It fell down a long flight
of stairs and made a terrible lot of noise. Although it wasn't in the script, the accident
turned out to be just what the play needed to liven it up.

Some months ago I bought a notebook for my English courses. I thre them
away and use it for unusual notes on Floriculture. I arranged the pages alphabetically,
and every time I run across something very interesting or something I might forget, I
write it down. This makes learning easier and much more interesting.

I found an intructor who is willing to help me with my arithmetic. He pre-
pares the lessons and corrects them which is a big help to me.

Thank you very much for answering my questions. I am glad Miss Prague is
not restricted. Does she speak English well, or is she just learning? You know so many
interesting people. Perhaps some day I can meet some of them - Not in here. I wish
the governor would commute my sentence to about twenty-five years. Just think
I could be paroled in less than two years from today. Wouldn't that be nice?

What would you say if Dad married Mrs. Kerrison? That scratch is supposed to be
a "K." You probably wont care to ocmmit yourself on this subject. My handwriting
is getting so terrible I doubt if Miss Rice could read this letter. I try not to influence
Dad, but at the same time, I have never discouraged him. I asked him outright if
he was going to marry the girl (She is fifty, good looking and very nice) Dad didn't
know what to say. I think my question caught him off guard.

I am glad Sarah is home with you. Your family seems to be scattered.
I am sorry you don't see them more often, Doctor. When does Sarah graduate
from high school? What will she do then, go to college? I think she should if possible.

How soon will Margaret be with you again?

Did your lilies bloom in time for Easter? Our did not! They had enough time!
I wanted to write to you today. I may write home to Dad next time. I enjoy writing to you
so much that I neglect everyone else if I am not very careful.

Love and best wishes to you always, Doctor.
Russell McWilliams - 5661-E