Sharp diary 1917 page 348. Thursday 6 December 1917 - Boston
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Thursday 6th of December 1917
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Wrote many letters in the morning to Alp[honso] Smith, Gummere etc in reply to congratulatory letters — and worked at my Running Set. Then to Harvard Library with Kittredge where I spent a very pleasant morning. The library is a wonderful place very well laid out & organized. Will be a nice place to work at when I want to make notes for my third book. Mrs Coolidge lunched with us at Mary & Elizabeth. After a rest I wrote several letters, went out to buy a pipe & some tobacco, dressed & walked to Mrs Storrow’s for dinner. Spent a quiet evening with her — the first quiet talk I have had with her for a long while. Walked home between 10 & 11 in very cold weather. Weather fairly good, cold but bearable because not windy. It is the wind here which does for me!Location
USA : Massachusetts : Boston [42.3584308,-71.0597732]
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