Tuesday, Feb 27, 1883 Very cold. I began a picture 24x36 with an eye to Fuller. He expressed a liking for a certain kind of picture and I am going to try to paint one that he may like. With all my worries I am thankful that I do not have to do something which would keep me on the street such a disagreeable day. Calvert and I called on Mrs. Bullard. Miss Emily Faithfull was there but was engaged with a caller and so I did not see her. We came to my room together and smoked a pipe. The streets were very cold and windy.
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