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So Archie scorched back on his wheel, got the boy (I do not know why Mr. Sidwell did not take him himself) and led him down to Dr. Wilmer's, who attended to his eye and had to send him at once to a hospital, Archie waiting until he heard the result and then coming home. SO ARCHY SCORCHED BACK ON HIS WHEEL GOT THE BOY I DO NOT KNOW WHY MISTER SIDWELL DID NOT TAKE HIM HIMSELF AND LED HIM DOWN TO DOCTOR WILMER'S WHO ATTENDED TO HIS EYE AND HAD TO SEND HIM AT ONCE TO A HOSPITAL ARCHIE WAITING UNTIL HE HEARD THE RESULT AND THEN COMING HOME
 for some of Thackeray of which I am not personally fond. Mother loves it all. Mother, by the way, has been reading "The Legend of Montrose" to the little boys and they are absorbed in it. She finds it hard to get anything that will appeal to both Archie and Quentin, as they possess such different natures. I am quite proud of what Archie did the day before yesterday. Some of the bigger boys were throwing a baseball around outside of Mr. Sidwell's school and it hit one of them square in the eye, breaking all the blood-vessels and making an extremely dangerous hurt. The other boys were all rattled and could do nothing, finally sneaking off when Mr. Sidwell appeared. Archie stood by and himself promptly suggested that the boy should go to Dr. Wilmer. Accordingly he scorched down to Dr. Wilmer's and said there was an emergency case for one of Mr. Sidwell's boys, who was hurt in the eye, and could he bring him. Dr. Wilmer, who did not know Archie was there, sent out word to of course do so.  CARE FOR SOME OF THACKERAY OF WHICH I AM NOT PERSONALLY FOND MOTHER LOVES IT ALL MOTHER BY THE WAY HAS BEEN READING THE LEGEND OF MONTROSE TO THE LITTLE BOYS AND THEY ARE ABSORBED IN IT SHE FINDS IT HARD TO GET ANYTHING THAT WILL APPEAL TO BOTH ARCHY AND QUINTON AS THEY POSSESS SUCH DIFFERENT NATURES I AM QUITE PROUD OF WHAT ARCHY DID THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY SOME OF THE BIGGER BOYS WERE THROWING A BASEBALL AROUND OUTSIDE OF MISTER SIDWELL'S SCHOOL AND IT HIT ONE OF THEM SQUARE IN THE EYE BREAKING ALL THE BLOOD VESSELS AND MAKING AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS HURT THE OTHER BOYS WERE ALL RATTLED AND COULD DO NOTHING FINALLY SNEAKING OFF WHEN MISTER SIDWELL APPEARED ARCHIE STOOD BY AND HIMSELF PROMPTLY SUGGESTED THAT THE BOY SHOULD GO TO DOCTOR WILMER ACCORDINGLY HE SCORCHED DOWN TO DOCTOR WILMER'S AND SAID THERE WAS AN EMERGENCY CASE FOR ONE OF MISTER SIDWELL'S BOYS WHO WAS HURT IN THE EYE AND COULD HE BRING HIM DOCTOR WILMER WHO DID NOT KNOW ARCHIE WAS THERE SENT OUT WORD TO OF COURSE DO SO
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