DADDY-LONG-LEGS
and had gone to school and come home and had washed their faces again and darned their stockings and mended Freddie Perkins's trousers (he tore them every day of his life) and learned my lessons in between—I was ready to go to bed, and I didn't notice any lack of social intercourse. But after two years in a conversational college, I do miss it; and I shall be glad to see somebody who speaks my language.
I really believe I've finished, Daddy. Nothing else occurs to me at the moment—I'll try to write a longer letter next time.
Yours always,
Judy.
P.S. The lettuce hasn't done at all well this year. It was so dry early in the season.
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