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Poor mother has had a hard time with Yagenka, for she rubbed her back, and as she sadly needs exercise and I could not have a saddle put upon her, I took her out bareback yesterday. POOR MOTHER HAS HAD A HARD TIME WITH YEGINKA FOR SHE RUBBED HER BACK AND AS SHE SADLY NEEDS EXERCISE AND I COULD NOT HAVE A SADDLE PUT UPON HER I TOOK HER OUT BAREBACK YESTERDAY
 near the middle of your class, because, as you cannot enter college until you are nineteen, and will therefore be a year later in entering life, I want you to be prepared in the best possible way, so as to make up for the delay. But I know that all you can do you will do to keep substantially the position in the class that you have so far kept, and I have entire trust in you, for you have always deserved it. The weather has been lovely here. The cherry trees are in full bloom, the peach trees just opening, while the apples will not be out for ten days. The May flowers and bloodroot have gone, the anemonies and bellwort have come and the violets are coming. All the birds are here, pretty much, and the warblers troop through the woods. To my delight, yesterday Kermit, when I tried him on Diamond, did excellently. He has evidently turned the corner in his riding, and was just as much at home as possible, although he was on my saddle with his feet thrust in the leathers above the stirrup. SORRY TO SEE YOU DROP TOO NEAR THE MIDDLE OF YOUR CLASS BECAUSE AS YOU CANNOT ENTER COLLEGE UNTIL YOU ARE NINETEEN AND WILL THEREFORE BE A YEAR LATER IN ENTERING LIFE I WANT YOU TO BE PREPARED IN THE BEST POSSIBLE WAY SO AS TO MAKE UP FOR THE DELAY BUT I KNOW THAT ALL YOU CAN DO YOU WILL DO TO KEEP SUBSTANTIALLY THE POSITION IN THE CLASS THAT YOU HAVE SO FAR KEPT AND I HAVE ENTIRE TRUST IN YOU FOR YOU HAVE ALWAYS DESERVED IT THE WEATHER HAS BEEN LOVELY HERE THE CHERRY TREES ARE IN FULL BLOOM THE PEACH TREES JUST OPENING WHILE THE APPLES WILL NOT BE OUT FOR TEN DAYS THE MAYFLOWERS AND BLOODROOT HAVE GONE THE ANEMONIES AND BELL WARD HAVE COME AND THE VIOLETS ARE COMING ALL THE BIRDS ARE HERE PRETTY MUCH AND THE WARBLERS TROOP THROUGH THE WOODS TO MY DELIGHT YESTERDAY KERMIT WHEN I TRIED HIM ON DIAMOND DID EXCELLENTLY HE HAS EVIDENTLY TURNED THE CORNER IN HIS RIDING AND WAS JUST AS MUCH AT HOME AS POSSIBLE ALTHOUGH HE WAS ON MY SADDLE WITH HIS FEET THRUST IN THE LEATHERS ABOVE THE STIRRUP
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