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Charles is here - and dear Joseph has gone without my seeing him! Charles will tell you about it. It seems as if I could not have it so, that I must not see him again, but I suppose it is all right and best. I will try to feel so. I am so afraid he will [[?]] injury rather than benefit by going, but I hope not. I am learning not to place great dependence on any thing. So many changes and disappointments - To be sure very few have come directly upon me, for which I ought to, and do, I hope feel thankful, but [[?]] Joseph's case is certainly an affliction to us all. I cannot bear to think that he is gone, without my seeing him once again - but I ought not to make you call feel worse by writing so I know. We will feel comforted & hope he will get better. I was so glad & surprised to see dear Charles this morning - Now, dear Mother, sisters, all, you will come and see us where we "dwell m our own hired house" won't you? I shall depend on it. They are hurrying me - | Charles is here - and dear Joseph has gone without my seeing him! Charles will tell you about it. It seems as if I could not have it so, that I must not see him again, but I suppose it is all right and best. I will try to feel so. I am so afraid he will [[?]] injury rather than benefit by going, but I hope not. I am learning not to place great dependence on any thing. So many changes and disappointments - To be sure very few have come directly upon me, for which I ought to, and do, I hope feel thankful, but [[?]] Joseph's case is certainly an affliction to us all. I cannot bear to think that he is gone, without my seeing him once again - but I ought not to make you call feel worse by writing so I know. We will feel comforted & hope he will get better. I was so glad & surprised to see dear Charles this morning - Now, dear Mother, sisters, all, you will come and see us where we "dwell m our own hired house" won't you? I shall depend on it. They are hurrying me - do write soon good bye affectionately Lucy. | ||
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Dear Mother
Charles is here - and dear Joseph has gone without my seeing him! Charles will tell you about it. It seems as if I could not have it so, that I must not see him again, but I suppose it is all right and best. I will try to feel so. I am so afraid he will ? injury rather than benefit by going, but I hope not. I am learning not to place great dependence on any thing. So many changes and disappointments - To be sure very few have come directly upon me, for which I ought to, and do, I hope feel thankful, but ? Joseph's case is certainly an affliction to us all. I cannot bear to think that he is gone, without my seeing him once again - but I ought not to make you call feel worse by writing so I know. We will feel comforted & hope he will get better. I was so glad & surprised to see dear Charles this morning - Now, dear Mother, sisters, all, you will come and see us where we "dwell m our own hired house" won't you? I shall depend on it. They are hurrying me - do write soon good bye affectionately Lucy.