Round Two

[Ezra Fairclough]

19 October 1882

I'm sorry for not writing you sooner. Work has kept me busy these past couple days. I do have the 23rd off though and I was hoping that you might, too. As you may recall, I have one more groveling session I promised to you.


Please write back and let me know if the 23rd is a day you have off. If not, let me know what day you do have off.

Your friend,

  

[Abraham Aesalon]

Mr Ezr Frie You -

Sadly the inn that owns my soul has decided that I need not have a social life. Of course it only happens to be that way now that I do have things to do. So save the idea and we can try for another day. I'm not gonna let you back out on the grovelling. You still owe me.

Abe

October 19 - Somewhat late in the evening.

  

[Abraham Aesalon]

They told me that I don't need to come in tomorrow. I know it's late notice but it turns out I will be free tomorrow if you are eager to get your grovelling done. I'll be ready around mid morning just in case.

Abe

October 22 - Mid Evening

  

[Ezra Fairclough]

22 October 1882 (later that evening)

I'm glad to hear that you'll be available for our little rendez-vous for tomorrow.


Once again, I suggest you dress comfortably and be sure to wear a good pair of walking shoes. It may be that we'll be walking for awhile (but hopefully not the entire way) to get to our destination. I'll be by to pick you up at 7 o' clock tomorrow morning. I apologize that it'll be early, but I want to make sure we have enough time in the day to enjoy ourselves.


I hope you sleep well tonight, so that you feel refreshed and energized for our adventure.


See you tomorrow.

Your friend,