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that was Monday morning. Monday evening Robert took his cutter up; ever since, we have has good sleighing. Last Friday evening Robert took his things up to | that was Monday morning. Monday evening Robert took his cutter up; ever since, we have has good sleighing. Last Friday evening Robert took his things up to Graefenburg and got a fine view of the house the next day. He did not come down again until Monday and I not until Tuesday morning. I am getting along nicely. Have not been to see cousin Ellen yet. | ||
Robert has not been very well this week. I do not know yet certainly about going home | Robert has not been very well this week. I do not know yet certainly about going home next Saturday. I suppose you will see Letitia this week. | ||
When have you heard heard from John? I was very glad to get Mary | When have you heard heard from John? I was very glad to get Mary's letter containing those collars. | ||
Have you had those mince pies yet? or are you waiting | Have you had those mince pies yet? or are you waiting | ||
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that was Monday morning. Monday evening Robert took his cutter up; ever since, we have has good sleighing. Last Friday evening Robert took his things up to Graefenburg and got a fine view of the house the next day. He did not come down again until Monday and I not until Tuesday morning. I am getting along nicely. Have not been to see cousin Ellen yet.
Robert has not been very well this week. I do not know yet certainly about going home next Saturday. I suppose you will see Letitia this week.
When have you heard heard from John? I was very glad to get Mary's letter containing those collars.
Have you had those mince pies yet? or are you waiting