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have been staying at her mother's in this city. In spite of the change and the care of a good physician, Hattie has steadily failed during the winter, and now, Albert tells us, the doctor thinks it hardly probable that she will recover. She is not confined to her bed all the time, but has her bad days and her good ones. Perhaps the warm weather will do her good, and she will get better this summer. I do hope that this may be, and that things are not so bad as the doctor thinks, for it | [[this page is a duplicate of one several pages back]] | ||
have been staying at her mother's in this city. In spite of the change and the care of a good physician, Hattie has steadily failed during the winter, and now, Albert tells us, the doctor thinks it hardly probable that she will recover. She is not confined to her bed all the time, but has her bad days and her good ones. Perhaps the warm weather will do her good, and she will get better this summer. I do hope that this may be, and that things are not so bad as the doctor thinks, for it does seem hard to think that this little | |||
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this page is a duplicate of one several pages back have been staying at her mother's in this city. In spite of the change and the care of a good physician, Hattie has steadily failed during the winter, and now, Albert tells us, the doctor thinks it hardly probable that she will recover. She is not confined to her bed all the time, but has her bad days and her good ones. Perhaps the warm weather will do her good, and she will get better this summer. I do hope that this may be, and that things are not so bad as the doctor thinks, for it does seem hard to think that this little