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March 9th 1861 | Hawleyville Page Co Iowa March 9th 1861, My Dear friend Nellie, How do you do -- I am to [[here?]] again, basking Neath the smiles of my verry good friends of Hawleyville. I do not pretend to be austentacious, when I say that I beleive my friends were glad to see me -- they gave me a cordial welcome, and all manifested a pleasure at my return -- of course I feel good to know that some in this | ||
world, appreciate me. no doubt beond my humble merit; yet I feel proud of it, & my prayr is, that I may ever act, so as never to give my friends cause to regret their regard for me. | |||
My Dear friend Nellie, | |||
How do you do -- | |||
I am to [[here?]] again, basking | |||
good friends of Hawleyville. | |||
I do not pretend to be austentacious, | |||
when I say that I | |||
beleive my friends were glad | |||
to see me -- they gave me a | |||
cordial welcome, and all manifested | |||
a pleasure at my | |||
return -- of course I feel good | |||
to know that some in this | |||
world, appreciate me. no doubt | |||
beond my humble merit | |||
I feel proud of it, & my prayr | |||
is, that I may ever act, so as | |||
never to give my friends cause | |||
to regret their regard for me. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:30, 11 April 2020
penciled note, all ways, at top: March 61 7 In to To W Farrell Not War Hawleyville Page Co Iowa March 9th 1861, My Dear friend Nellie, How do you do -- I am to here? again, basking Neath the smiles of my verry good friends of Hawleyville. I do not pretend to be austentacious, when I say that I beleive my friends were glad to see me -- they gave me a cordial welcome, and all manifested a pleasure at my return -- of course I feel good to know that some in this world, appreciate me. no doubt beond my humble merit; yet I feel proud of it, & my prayr is, that I may ever act, so as never to give my friends cause to regret their regard for me.