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With a great deal of interest as all the letters are that come to us from Norfolk. | With a great deal of interest as all the letters are that come to us from Norfolk. | ||
We feel very glad and thankful that you are so happily and so pleasantly situated. “Truly God is good” and it is not a vain thing to trust his guidance. We shall see it all clearly bye and bye. | We feel very glad and thankful that you are so happily and so pleasantly situated. “Truly God is good” and it is not a vain thing to trust his guidance. We shall see it all clearly bye and bye. How I should enjoy a visit to your school! | ||
Tues. morning, I wrote so far | Tues. morning, I wrote so far Friday but was interrupted and have not been able to finish it yet. I hope I shall be able to write to you after now as we have a girl. Eliza Fuller is here; she came yesterday. She will stay with us for a time and perhaps all winter. She is a good deal of help though not as much as some other would be, she is so slow. We pay her 1.50 a week. | ||
I received a letter from you | I received a letter from you last night. It is too bad we have left you so long without a letter: time passes so noiselessly and we were so busy. I hope we shall not after to so. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:43, 22 January 2021
With a great deal of interest as all the letters are that come to us from Norfolk.
We feel very glad and thankful that you are so happily and so pleasantly situated. “Truly God is good” and it is not a vain thing to trust his guidance. We shall see it all clearly bye and bye. How I should enjoy a visit to your school! Tues. morning, I wrote so far Friday but was interrupted and have not been able to finish it yet. I hope I shall be able to write to you after now as we have a girl. Eliza Fuller is here; she came yesterday. She will stay with us for a time and perhaps all winter. She is a good deal of help though not as much as some other would be, she is so slow. We pay her 1.50 a week. I received a letter from you last night. It is too bad we have left you so long without a letter: time passes so noiselessly and we were so busy. I hope we shall not after to so.