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I 2 SALIVIAGUNDI were. We had great fun teasing her about it. We asked her how many corners she turned. Oh, she said, 4fWe turneda number of timesfl Elsie then spoke up and asked if her mind had been so engrossed that she had been unable to discover the fact that there was only one street in Limestone. We all de- cided that she had been riding up and down the same street and upon quizzing the other party we found that to be the case. Sunday we all went to ride which was our means of entertainment for the day. We tried to rest a little as We were to drive to Caribou the next morning to take the train for ,Presque Isle. Monday came with a snowstorm but as we had been out in a snowstorm before, it did not dampen our spirits at all. We had not been on the road lon: when a blizzard came down upon us. Mary and Harriet had their new merry widow hats, so we gave up our only umbrella to themg It did not serve its purpose, however. The wind blew the snow upon the rims of the hats until the poor girls feared the weight of it would break their necks. Vile thought it served them right and hoped they would profit by the lesson. Nevertheless we took pity on them and helped them shovel it oif. y ' When we reached Caribou we were a very dilapi- dated looking crowd but our train was late again which gave us plenty of time to rearrange ourselves. We were very tired after so much excitement and were glad to get back to N ol-mai Hall. 4 I have been true to my- word and have written you a long letter. Iycanlt say about its being inigeresting. to you,but I have lived these incidents over again in the writingof th-em., -s A Lovingly, s I - E.IJ. N.
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