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Generally, for the first time, you and Ruburt are bringing the world of books to these people, the young people, for the first time. Your own artistic endeavors have influenced the young woman who was here this evening. You have completely changed and broadened their conception of what adults are like, at a time when they found no mutual correspondence with the adults that they had known.

I do not want to take any more time with this discussion. But I did want to impress you with these facts. The relationship between you and Ruburt also gives the young couple the basis upon which to build their own life together, and such a basis was quite necessary for them.

Now let us change the subject. I am pleased with the outline that Ruburt prepared for another book. And that book, when it is written, will be an excellent one, and a major contribution.

A connection with salt. I give Ruburt a break after our impressions, and I shall do so now. Then if you are not tired we shall continue. I leave the length of the session to you. Add the number 103 to our information concerning the location, and there is the whistle of wind.

For Ruburt, with the longer afternoon now, a clear break with perhaps a walk and a small snack in the middle of the afternoon, will allow him extra and most enjoyable working time before dinner. He has not been flexible enough here.

You should both think of time in different ways. Remember what I have told you, and you will not be tempted to treat time in a rigid manner. I suggest—this is something new—grapefruit to be substituted for oranges. I strongly suggest at least a short walk for you, Joseph, daily, and Ruburt as well.