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Dear Aunties - | |||
Dear Aunties | We have just heard of your loss and want to offer you our sympathy. We know how deep your grief must be and how impossible it is to comfort you. We need not remind you of the one Friend whom death cannot take from us. I have thought how happy the meeting must have been between dear Grandma and my own dear mother and how pleasant the time they are spending together now. We have many friends now to draw us toward Heaven and I sometimes think it is selfish to mourn | ||
We have just heard of | |||
your loss and want to offer you our | |||
sympathy. | |||
must be and how impossible it is to | |||
comfort you. | |||
the one Friend whom death cannot take | |||
from us. | |||
the meeting must have been between dear | |||
Grandma and my own dear mother and | |||
how pleasant the time they are spending | |||
together now. | |||
now to draw us toward Heaven and | |||
I sometimes think it is selfish to mourn | |||
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Lewiston, Maine
March 19th 1878
Dear Aunties -
We have just heard of your loss and want to offer you our sympathy. We know how deep your grief must be and how impossible it is to comfort you. We need not remind you of the one Friend whom death cannot take from us. I have thought how happy the meeting must have been between dear Grandma and my own dear mother and how pleasant the time they are spending together now. We have many friends now to draw us toward Heaven and I sometimes think it is selfish to mourn