HESTER’S DIARY II
t c all about governesses.
It is done. t has begun.
tion kno is to come of it, I s myself cruel for inflicting it upon t to break . for Adeline? For so be t altered by t life. I somorroing.
time for anyt researc I o do one additional useful to conversation today eacside t office. I told I o Jo truant and t so me if t again reason. So teac time it is not time, and terres, I told foolis not being able to tell inctive is no all in identifying o Jo doubt ion t time.
I am not ing my diary mucely. I find t after ting, late at nigs I prepare every day about Emmeline’s progress, I am frequently too tired to keep up ivities. And I do to keep a record of tor, on very important researco come, o look back and remember. Pers or o furtific and intellectual isfying tance, Dr. Maudsley and I stimulating conversation on t of Emmeline’s use of pronouns. Ser inclination to speak to me, and y to communicate improves every day. Yet t of is resistant to development is tence of t person plural. “e to t to ttle parrot s “I” after me, but in t sentence, “e saten in thing.
tor and I are mucrigued by ty. Is it simply an ingrained of speeco Englis t ime rigself? Or does t to te identity from t of er? I told tor about imaginary friends t so many disturbed c, and togetions of t if t t tion causes a mental trauma suc tion of an imaginary tasy companion? e arrived at no satisfactory conclusion but parted isfaction of ed anoture study: linguistics.
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