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intending going to the village this afternoon to see if there is any prospect for any sholars | intending going to the village this afternoon to see if there is any prospect for any sholars. We will try to write again soon. Much love to all Mr. N's family and to Cornelia and you in particular. | ||
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Dear Anna, | Dear Anna, | ||
We did not go to the village this afternoon as we thought of doing, but we hope to go tomorrow. Mary and I spoke with several with regard to you getting a class in music, some seemed to think quite favorabley | We did not go to the village this afternoon as we thought of doing, but we hope to go tomorrow. Mary and I spoke with several with regard to you getting a class in music, some seemed to think quite favorabley of it and others were rather fearful as there so few instruments in the place. Ruth seemed quite anxxious to take lessons and Mary Douglas did not know but she would. We have not seen the Montague's yet. I am sorry we did not send the velvet of your bonnet before. Perhaps you can not get it done much before you come home but if there is a good millener there you can probably get it done better there | ||
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you could here. Mary wishes you would send a pattern of a | you could here. Mary wishes you would send a pattern of a Zouave jacket if you can. Ellen Jones sleeps with me. I shall be glad to get you here! again We shall write to you again very soon. Send my love to Miss [[Northup?]]. | ||
Sarah | Sarah | ||
Latest revision as of 14:14, 25 September 2020
intending going to the village this afternoon to see if there is any prospect for any sholars. We will try to write again soon. Much love to all Mr. N's family and to Cornelia and you in particular.
different hand: Dear Anna,
We did not go to the village this afternoon as we thought of doing, but we hope to go tomorrow. Mary and I spoke with several with regard to you getting a class in music, some seemed to think quite favorabley of it and others were rather fearful as there so few instruments in the place. Ruth seemed quite anxxious to take lessons and Mary Douglas did not know but she would. We have not seen the Montague's yet. I am sorry we did not send the velvet of your bonnet before. Perhaps you can not get it done much before you come home but if there is a good millener there you can probably get it done better there
along side and top you could here. Mary wishes you would send a pattern of a Zouave jacket if you can. Ellen Jones sleeps with me. I shall be glad to get you here! again We shall write to you again very soon. Send my love to Miss Northup?. Sarah