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Dear Mrs Hooper, Shirley,

I need to ask some advice from you. I have thought of writing to Evelyn, but she does not like to discuss personal questions of this nature. I ca’n’t ask The atmosphere at school also makes it difficult to bring up things with friends here. Elizabeth said People gossip.

Howdoyouknow when you are keenonsomeone?

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Handed to Olive, reluctantly, before fleeing the dorm to take breakfast early.

Dear Myrtle,

I am sorry about the way Olive and Tom have been treating you this year. I have tried speaking to Olive, but she is easily annoyed merely thinking about you. I do not understand how you rub each other up the wrong way so easily. Can’t you simply stay away ( Read more... )

Dearest Father,

You won’t want me to come home for Christmas this year, will you? Olive and I aren’t talking much not as intimate this year as were before the summer holidays, and things may be awkward.

Would you be able to send me one or two good maps of London, the kind printed especially for tourists? Alpha There is a student here. A friend ( Read more... )

Dearest Father,

I am writing this letter simply to confirm the details of next weekend.

Tom, Minerva and I will meet you in the Three Broomsticks at noon. Alphard is not able to join us, but he did say that he would have liked to, had he been available. Is Eddie coming, too? Is someone going to look after motherTom is particularly interested in ( Read more... )

Dearest Father,

I do understand the war against Grindewald is complicated, both politically and strategically. Do the Germans have any real idea where he might be? I was merely seeking some reassurance, and meaningless as it might be. I know you’re doing everything you can, that everyone is. But the newspaper reports do not always make it clear ( Read more... )

Dearest Father,

I’m sorry that my Christmas letter upset you. You know that I have never terribly enjoyed Christmas, and to be away from you and Eddie hurts and mother hurts me still. I had a pleasant day, though. Olive and I ate lunch together and spent the afternoon working through Professor Herbert’s History assignments and playing chess. I ( Read more... )