Sunday, July 21, 1889 Another charming day, serene and tender skies and what little wind there is from the N. I have read the Tribune, Thackerays [?] and Goldsmith and some things in the magazines. Sara Mary and I sat on the porch after our 4 o'clock dinner and talked until bed time. I have written to no one. Of all the correspondents I once had very few are left. I dont know of any one I care to write to who is not my debtor.
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