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James "Rowand" Burgess Diary, 1913-1914
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Saturday April 25. Dull and with thunderstorm in the afternoon. Aunt Jeannie were in to-day.
Sunday April 26. Dull and cold.
Monday April 27. Fine and hot Noble and Arthur went down into Bruce to see Colin MacGillivray Ellis Engineer. In Geom I got 63.
Tuesday April 28. Fine and hot in the morning with thunder in the afternoon and rain at night. Temp. 50°. In Physics Oliver got 50 and I got 68.
Wednesday April 29. Fine Dull and wet. The inspector was at school to-day.
Thursday April 30. Fine and cold. Temp. 30° Oliver, Wan Cairns and I went up to Southampton to-night.
Friday May 1. Fine and cool. Temp. 26°.
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