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Dear Cynthia | Dear Cynthia | ||
I thought from your letter that we should see you in a few days. But you do not come, so I must write to let you know that Cynthia is not forgoten, nor do we in our own sorrow forget to sympathize with her but what shall I say- that I am sory yes she knows that And indeed Cynthia I think yours a great sorrow and hard to bear. How much sorrow suffering and misery human nature | I thought from your letter that we should see you in a few days. But you do not come, so I must write to let you know that Cynthia is not forgoten, nor do we in our own sorrow forget to sympathize with her but what shall I say- that I am sory yes she knows that. And indeed Cynthia I think yours a great sorrow and hard to bear. How much sorrow suffering and misery human nature endures, don't it seem sometimes that we are creatures of circumstances cast | ||
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[[written sideways]]Please write and tell us when you will come and try to come if you can. Ma will expect you try and come so as to spend one or two Sunday and go with the girls to the Lodge Monday night. How are your brother Lewis family. I hear they have another little boy or girl | Please write and tell us when you will come and try to come if you can. Ma will expect you try and come so as to spend one or two Sunday and go with the girls to the Lodge Monday night. How are your brother Lewis family. I hear they have another little boy or girl, give my love to them all don’t let them or any of you forget me. Annie | ||
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Whitesboro Dec 30 Dear Cynthia I thought from your letter that we should see you in a few days. But you do not come, so I must write to let you know that Cynthia is not forgoten, nor do we in our own sorrow forget to sympathize with her but what shall I say- that I am sory yes she knows that. And indeed Cynthia I think yours a great sorrow and hard to bear. How much sorrow suffering and misery human nature endures, don't it seem sometimes that we are creatures of circumstances cast
written sideways Please write and tell us when you will come and try to come if you can. Ma will expect you try and come so as to spend one or two Sunday and go with the girls to the Lodge Monday night. How are your brother Lewis family. I hear they have another little boy or girl, give my love to them all don’t let them or any of you forget me. Annie