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Sept 6"
Sept 6th
Dearest Johnny How much [[of variance?]] must have been my  
Dearest Johnny How much at variance must have been my  
miserable letter with my feelings to give you such unpleasant  
miserable letter with my feelings to give you such unpleasant  
ideas. I do not know what I did say, but I spare you my  
ideas. I do not know what I did say, but I assure you my  
feelings on the subject of your visit to us were of grateful  
feelings on the subject of your visit to us were of grateful  
pleasure and affectionate delight. I really felt that it  
pleasure and affectionate delight. I really felt that it  
was so very kind in you, but I will feel just as sorry that  
was so very kind in you, but I will feel just as sorry that  
I had it not in my power to pay your expenses and make  
I had it not in my power to pay your expenses and make  
you [[presents?]]. I thought a great deal about it and tried  
you presents - I thought a great deal about it and tried  
hard to see how it was best as it was and finally concluded  
hard to see how it was best as it was and finally concluded  
[['twould?]] do you good to gratify me at so much expense of  
'twould do you good to gratify me at so much expense of  
time, fatigue +co. to Julia too I have awarded due [[unclear]]
time, fatigue & [[care?]] to Julia too I have awarded due credit
for both her visits. Indeed I wish you could have staid here  
for both her visits. Indeed I wish you could have staid here  
longer that we might have nursed both you + dear Frank  
longer that we might have nursed both you & dear Frank  
poor boy how sorry I am he is no better, I wish I could nurse  
poor boy how sorry I am he is no better - I wish I could nurse  
him, don't give him much medicine, be careful not to  
him, don't give him much medicine, be careful not to  
overload his stomach, prefer milk to all other food.
overload his stomach, prefer milk to all other foods -
on reason why I do not write oftener is that I am so  
one reason why I do not write oftener is that I am so  
frequently nervous and anxious and out of sorts, and unfit to  
frequently nervous and anxious and out of sorts, and unfit to  
write, then I suppose my letters unconsciously bear the  
write, then I suppose my letters unconsciously bear the  
impress of my excited feelings. I feel that my physique  
impress of my excited feelings. I feel that my physique  
is less able for much conflicts and their is more severe  
is less able for such conflicts and their is more severe  
and protracted. But my gratitude for my beloved  
and protracted - But my gratitude for my beloved  
children silences every rising murmur, and their happiness  
children silences every rising murmur, and their happiness  
and well being constitutes the joy of my life. Their love  
and well being constitutes the joy of my life - Their love  
and kindness to me is a deep fountain of [[counlation?]]
and kindness to me is a deep fountain of consolation -
my chief anxiety is for its continuance to all eternity.
my chief anxiety is for its continuance to all eternity.
A year is long, but the certain expectation of a yearly visit from you  
A year is long, but the certain expectation of a yearly visit from you  
+ yours
& yours

Latest revision as of 18:17, 26 April 2020

Sept 6th Dearest Johnny How much at variance must have been my miserable letter with my feelings to give you such unpleasant ideas. I do not know what I did say, but I assure you my feelings on the subject of your visit to us were of grateful pleasure and affectionate delight. I really felt that it was so very kind in you, but I will feel just as sorry that I had it not in my power to pay your expenses and make you presents - I thought a great deal about it and tried hard to see how it was best as it was and finally concluded 'twould do you good to gratify me at so much expense of time, fatigue & care? to Julia too I have awarded due credit for both her visits. Indeed I wish you could have staid here longer that we might have nursed both you & dear Frank poor boy how sorry I am he is no better - I wish I could nurse him, don't give him much medicine, be careful not to overload his stomach, prefer milk to all other foods - one reason why I do not write oftener is that I am so frequently nervous and anxious and out of sorts, and unfit to write, then I suppose my letters unconsciously bear the impress of my excited feelings. I feel that my physique is less able for such conflicts and their is more severe and protracted - But my gratitude for my beloved children silences every rising murmur, and their happiness and well being constitutes the joy of my life - Their love and kindness to me is a deep fountain of consolation - my chief anxiety is for its continuance to all eternity. A year is long, but the certain expectation of a yearly visit from you & yours