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individual sphere. I can so easily fancy how extremely pleasant twould be if you should like. But I dont feel strength sufficient to bear the responsibility if you should'nt like. How I wish Our Father would show us the best way clearly as He does to the mountain streams, | individual sphere. I can so easily fancy how extremely pleasant twould be if you should like. But I dont feel strength sufficient to bear the responsibility if you should'nt like. How I wish Our Father would show us the best way clearly as He does to the mountain streams, when "He, stooping earthward, with his finger on the meadow Traced a winding pathway for them Saying to them, 'Run in this way!'" How quickly our willing feet would follow if we only knew the way. But here I have not yet thanked you for your last good kind letter. Nor told you how the "Water came in my eyes, that's all" when I read it - Oh! my darling dear Winnie - Chandler received Mr Kendall's letter yesterday. We had been anxiously waiting for it for several days. With a sort of feeling that his decision might be in the affirmative [written down left hand side of page]] I have not yet been to Nashua to visit Roxanna but I intend to go, and also to visit our other relatives and friends in this vicinity - You enquired [[?]] to David Randall and Mary Russell - I don't know anything about it and I dont know as his friends do - 'Tis a rather hard case I think - | ||
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individual sphere. I can so easily fancy how extremely pleasant twould be if you should like. But I dont feel strength sufficient to bear the responsibility if you should'nt like. How I wish Our Father would show us the best way clearly as He does to the mountain streams, when "He, stooping earthward, with his finger on the meadow Traced a winding pathway for them Saying to them, 'Run in this way!'" How quickly our willing feet would follow if we only knew the way. But here I have not yet thanked you for your last good kind letter. Nor told you how the "Water came in my eyes, that's all" when I read it - Oh! my darling dear Winnie - Chandler received Mr Kendall's letter yesterday. We had been anxiously waiting for it for several days. With a sort of feeling that his decision might be in the affirmative [written down left hand side of page]] I have not yet been to Nashua to visit Roxanna but I intend to go, and also to visit our other relatives and friends in this vicinity - You enquired ? to David Randall and Mary Russell - I don't know anything about it and I dont know as his friends do - 'Tis a rather hard case I think -