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I am sorry enough to hear that Mr. Kendall is so sick. I hope he is much better before this. But I shall worry till I hear. For since Danford's sickness and death, the very mention of a Typhoid fever frightens me. O, dear! I dread to have any body sick. Don't you? But such things must be. I hope if you employ a physician, it is some one you have confidence in. Did Mr. Kendall ever have [[written down left side of page]] | I am sorry enough to hear that Mr. Kendall is so sick. I hope he is much better before this. But I shall worry till I hear. For since Danford's sickness and death, the very mention of a Typhoid fever frightens me. O, dear! I dread to have any body sick. Don't you? But such things must be. I hope if you employ a physician, it is some one you have confidence in. Did Mr. Kendall ever have [[written down left side of page]] must get well soon as possible. Give my love also to the boys Tell them to write. Good bye write soon yours very affectionately sister Mary - Mr. Osgood joins me in love and sympathy - The girls all send love to all - Mary I suppose you have heard about little Jimmie Wales being drowned was'nt it awful! Poor cousin Susan | ||
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Granby Conn Sept. 24, 1871. To Abby Kendall My dear sister Abbie: I am sorry enough to hear that Mr. Kendall is so sick. I hope he is much better before this. But I shall worry till I hear. For since Danford's sickness and death, the very mention of a Typhoid fever frightens me. O, dear! I dread to have any body sick. Don't you? But such things must be. I hope if you employ a physician, it is some one you have confidence in. Did Mr. Kendall ever have written down left side of page must get well soon as possible. Give my love also to the boys Tell them to write. Good bye write soon yours very affectionately sister Mary - Mr. Osgood joins me in love and sympathy - The girls all send love to all - Mary I suppose you have heard about little Jimmie Wales being drowned was'nt it awful! Poor cousin Susan