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November 5th. 1891. | November 5th. 1891. | ||
My Dear Aunties: | My Dear Aunties: | ||
That good | That good blunt letter brought so much pleasure into the little home, that I only wish I could be sure of sending as much sunshine back to you. | ||
I felt sorry when I received your card, that I hadn't taken more care to inform you of Eddie's | I felt sorry when I received your card, that I hadn't taken more care to inform you of Eddie's change of plan. But he didn't really tell me whether he would stay here Thursday or not, until about train-time. When the clock struck nine, Thursday morning, he said "Let me see, what time does the train go?" I said "Nine o'clock", and then he laughed. | ||
I asked him if we better send | I asked him if we better send | ||
[[top of letter]] I am so sorry I forgot to send your cake-basket by Eddie. It was where I didn't see it, and so I never thought of it. I felt real badly when I came to think of it. | |||
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203 Brower St., Ypsilanti, Mich., November 5th. 1891. My Dear Aunties: That good blunt letter brought so much pleasure into the little home, that I only wish I could be sure of sending as much sunshine back to you. I felt sorry when I received your card, that I hadn't taken more care to inform you of Eddie's change of plan. But he didn't really tell me whether he would stay here Thursday or not, until about train-time. When the clock struck nine, Thursday morning, he said "Let me see, what time does the train go?" I said "Nine o'clock", and then he laughed. I asked him if we better send
top of letter I am so sorry I forgot to send your cake-basket by Eddie. It was where I didn't see it, and so I never thought of it. I felt real badly when I came to think of it.