Belle K. (Belle Kendrick) Abbott

Capitolo 38

and if I didn't spur on me I should come out shabbily at the end of
the term.

"Also, George Marshall the good individual that he is, says me I think too much
on the girl. I perhaps do;  but I should like to tell me as a
individual is to help him/it. That Jewess bewilders me! If old Mordecai was
not rich, I should love her/it for his/her dreamy eyes. I will swear, never
as she spoke ago to me so pleasant a week, and it gave me a clasp of
his/her white, slender hand I have not taken care of if I were ready to
parade, studies or anything other--so I could be always ready to
satisfying her/it. You sometimes seem sorry. You cannot be very happy.
I wonder me what he/she would think my mother if she could read this diary.
But, the old book, don't you ever say any histories, ago?

"May.--The days are growing warmer--the beautiful days, also. Everything is
in flower and the old Regina City glances enchanting. The girls, also,
Madam Truxton and all others, swarms on the city as bees in a
pink-garden. I satisfy them to every turn.

"My uniform is becoming rather torn;  the buttons and lace are completely
blackened. I have to have among not a lot of one new suit.

"I am a fortunate individual of slow--you/he/she has seen Leah M. a lot of times. You came
house with Helen twice, and I have walked with her a lot of times. I have
it told her that me the hook, but she doesn't seem plain tilted for having trust
me. Only to-day I sent her a leaf of magnolia on that you/he/she was written,
'Aime of vous of Je, but beautiful Juive.' It said Helen her smiled as her the takings
and says, 'you Thank him/it, if You please.' That was favorable, I think.
Yes I consider me a fortunate individual.

"June 1.--I am out everything of to-night of son-in-laws. Things have not gone
easily a to-day of Citadel. I was reprimanded again by that old
bald-led Brown. He has to forget that I am a man and not a lake
boy. I don't take care of if 'I pass', or not, as the boys say.

"'Deficient in mathematics', it said the teacher, seriously;  and me
supposes me I am. I could never bear figures, and I still have to do mine