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“March 4. To Saturday Morning Club with Mrs. [John] Sherwood; very busy; then with her to Blind Asylum in a carriage.
Drove up to front entrance and alighted, when the gale took me off my feet and threw me down, spraining my left knee so badly as to render me quite helpless.
I managed to hobble into the Institution and to get through Julia's lunch, after which I was driven home.
Sent for Dr. Beach and was convicted of a bad sprain, and sentenced to six weeks of (solitary) confinement.”
“March 5. In bed all day.”
“March 6. On the lounge; able to work.”
“March 8. Day of mid-year conference of A. A.W. Business meeting at the N. E.W. C., where I, of course,, could not be present.
Afternoon meeting was in my room.
On the whole satisfactory.”
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