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October 27. The Sabbath! The Lord’s (not Lord Beaconfield’s) Day. | October 27. The Sabbath! The Lord’s (not Lord Beaconfield’s) Day. | ||
“This is the Day the Lord has made. | {{Style P-Poem|poem=“This is the Day the Lord has made. | ||
He calls the hours His own.” | He calls the hours His own.”}} | ||
Worked like the devil all day at cooking, setting the table, washing dishes, etc. | Worked like the devil all day at cooking, setting the table, washing dishes, etc. | ||
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Evening. O’Donovan. Wimb., Ranee and I went to Broadway Theatre to see Miss Von Stamwitz in “Messalina. Empress of Rome.” Comical. | Evening. O’Donovan. Wimb., Ranee and I went to Broadway Theatre to see Miss Von Stamwitz in “Messalina. Empress of Rome.” Comical. | ||
Afterwards. Wrote letter to Ed., Pall Mall Gazette threatening to publish the story of the little Brown Man if he didn’t do the square thing. Also to C.C.M. forwarding the above and requesting him to hand it personally to Greenwood. | Afterwards. Wrote letter to Ed., Pall Mall Gazette threatening to publish the story of the little Brown Man if he didn’t do the square thing. Also to C.C.M. forwarding the above and requesting him to hand it personally to Greenwood. | ||