Sunday, Oct 21, 1888 Cold with a strong N. W. wind and brilliant effects. The color is at its best but today has stripped off many of the leaves. We built a fire in the sitting room instead of the parlor this morning. I have been busy writing up my accounts and putting my clothes in order and getting rid of papers and letters which have accumulated. Sara and I dined at John McEntees with him and Julia, and after dinner he and I drove out on the Saugerties road as far as Deacon Osterhondts old place. It was cold and windy and I am afraid it will freeze tonight. I am getting anxious about our apples. When we came home just at evening we found Cantine and his wife here, come to make us a call. I have begun reading Anne [sic] Karenina this evening and am getting very interested.
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