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206 March 26 - 10:00 P.M. - Monday My Dearest Darling: Its late for me, but I have another hour to wait before I take my last dose of sulfa. The doctor wasn't able to find out what is wrong with me this morning, so he gave me sulfa tablets to take - two every four hours, and asked me to come back in two weeks. I feel pretty miserable and down in the dumps tonight - sweety, I just don't want to be sick alone here and away from you. Wendy had her vaccination without too much protest, and in four days I'll be able to see whether it has taken or not - all there is to see, are a few tiny scratches on her left arm. It was raining when we left so I took one of your handkerchiefs and tied it kerchief fashion over her head and under her chin - she looked precious. No mail today - Dana has not heard from Steve in a week, and Mrs. [pg 2] Olsen has not heard from her husband either - that is usually a good sign that something is happening or about to happen. One of the packages of books did arrive Barnaby - Helen Coolidge and Tortilla Flat. Barnaby and Steinbeck I'm going to read shortly. Have just finished reading Richard Wright's Black Boy, but I did not like it very well. I'm awfully tired and shaky tonight - guess I’d better wash up and go to bed and read for awhile. Hold me very tight darling - I need you so much - Bobby
