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    Sept 26.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Sept 26.
    1854.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    1854.
Sis, darling, I wish I could write you a long letter; but no, not yet. I am getting along finely now, am just on the verge of walking alone: can walk some along by the wall. Do you wonder that I am happy? I am still very weak and quite apt to have little sick spells but I do try to be prudent. Thank you much for your letter, deary please write again. Received one from Mary last week, was very glad to get it. O, dear: how I do love to hear from home. Anna's birthdy tomorrow. 18: why? Sis, kiss her 18 times for me. Love to all, all of you. O God is good to me. Dont be anxious but trust me with Him. Sarah.
Sis, darling, I wish I could write you a long letter; but no, not yet. I am getting along finely now, am just on the verge of walking alone: can walk some along by the wall. Do you wonder that I am happy? I am still very weak and quite [[ apt?]] to have little sick spells but I do try to be prudent. Thank you much for your letter, deary please write again. Received one from Mary last week, was very glad to get it. O, dear: how I do love to hear from home. Anna's birthdy tomorrow. 18:why? Sis, kiss her 18 times for me. Love to all, all of you. O God is good to me. Dont be anxious but trust me with Him. Sarah.

Latest revision as of 20:08, 25 January 2021

    Sept 26.
    1854.

Sis, darling, I wish I could write you a long letter; but no, not yet. I am getting along finely now, am just on the verge of walking alone: can walk some along by the wall. Do you wonder that I am happy? I am still very weak and quite apt to have little sick spells but I do try to be prudent. Thank you much for your letter, deary please write again. Received one from Mary last week, was very glad to get it. O, dear: how I do love to hear from home. Anna's birthdy tomorrow. 18: why? Sis, kiss her 18 times for me. Love to all, all of you. O God is good to me. Dont be anxious but trust me with Him. Sarah.