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This is a most interesting place. We crossed the great Nyanza Lake, in a comfortable steamer, in 24 hours, seeing a lovely sunset across the vast expanse of waters; and the moonlight later was as lovely. THIS IS A MOST INTERESTING PLACE WE CROSSED THE GREAT NYANZA LAKE IN A COMFORTABLE STEAMER IN TWENTY FOUR HOURS SEEING A LOVELY SUNSET ACROSS THE VAST EXPANSE OF WATERS AND THE MOONLIGHT LATER WAS AS LOVELY
chorus, the chant being nothing but the words "_Wood_--plenty of wood to burn!" A Merry Christmas to you! And to Archie and Quentin. How I wish I were to be with you all, no matter how cold it might be at Sagamore; but I suppose we shall be sweltering under mosquito nets in Uganda. LONGING FOR HOME Campalla, Dec. 23, 1909. BLESSEDEST ETHELY-BYE: Here we are, the most wise Bavian--particularly nice--and the Elderly Parent, on the last stage of their journey. I am enjoying it all, but I think Kermit regards me as a little soft, because I am so eagerly looking forward to the end, when I shall see darling, pretty Mother, my own sweetheart, and the very nicest of all nice daughters--you blessed girlie. Do you remember when you explained, with some asperity, that of course you wished Ted were at home, because you didn't have anybody as a really intimate companion, whereas Mother had "old Father"? It is a great comfort to have a daughter to whom I can write about all kinds of intimate things! G NOTHING BUT THE WORDS QUOTE WOOD PLENTY OF WOOD TO BURN IN QUOTE A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND TO ARCHIE AND QUINTON HOW I WISH I WERE TO BE WITH YOU ALL NO MATTER HOW COLD IT MIGHT BE AT SAGAMORE BUT I SUPPOSE WE SHALL BE SWELTERING UNDER MOSQUITO NETS IN UGONDE LONGING FOR HOME CAMPALLA DECEMBER TWENTY THIRD NINETEEN O NINE BLESSEDEST HEATHLY BY HERE WE ARE THE MOST WISE BABY AND PARTICULARLY NICE AND THE ELDERLY PARENT ON THE LAST STAGE OF THEIR JOURNEY I AM ENJOYING IT ALL BUT I THINK KERMIT REGARDS ME AS A LITTLE SOFT BECAUSE I AM SO EAGERLY LOOKING FORWARD TO THE END WHEN I SHALL SEE DARLING PRETTY MOTHER MY OWN SWEETHEART AND THE VERY NICEST OF ALL NICE DAUGHTERS YOU BLESSEDY GIRLIE DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN YOU EXPLAINED WITH SOME ASPERITY THAT OF COURSE YOU WISHED TAD WERE AT HOME BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T HAVE ANYBODY AS A REALLY INTIMATE COMPANION WHEREAS MOTHER HAD QUOTE OLD FATHER IN QUOTE IT IS A GREAT COMFORT TO HAVE A DAUGHTER TO WHOM I CAN WRITE ABOUT ALL KINDS OF INTIMATE THINGS
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