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and by - he has a great gray horse of Mr | and by - he has a great gray horse of Mr | ||
Bradeen this winter - has had a real | Bradeen this winter - has had a real | ||
handsome | handsome pung made, with a good seat | ||
just as comfortable and handsome as a | just as comfortable and handsome as a | ||
sleigh, only larger cost thirty five dollars | sleigh, only larger cost thirty five dollars | ||
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Charles often for two or three months this winter. | Charles often for two or three months this winter. | ||
He has fourteen yoke of cattle now - they have been | He has fourteen yoke of cattle now - they have been | ||
very much troubled, as have all | very much troubled, as have all lumbermen | ||
about getting in supplies, owing to the warm weather | about getting in supplies, owing to the warm weather | ||
and unforseen | and unforseen [[?]] - We have a moderate | ||
quantity of snow on the ground, but have had | quantity of snow on the ground, but have had | ||
very mild weather the whole winter. For their | very mild weather the whole winter. For their | ||
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affairs long before now - but has been excessively | affairs long before now - but has been excessively | ||
and immensely busy - you know he | and immensely busy - you know he | ||
is never burdened with over much | is never burdened with over much leisure - | ||
The mill is running yet, and that with his | The mill is running yet, and that with his | ||
up river business gives him little spare time | up river business gives him little spare time | ||
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comes out of the woods again. | comes out of the woods again. | ||
Thomas Task has charge of The Academy | Thomas Task has charge of The Academy | ||
at | at Hampden is very much liked - I | ||
should think he might be as Mr | should think he might be as Mr Swallow's | ||
successor. Mr. Humphreys is studying | successor. Mr. Humphreys is studying | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:03, 8 July 2020
times this winter - It would be pleasant if Samuel could be at home more - he probably will be by and by - he has a great gray horse of Mr Bradeen this winter - has had a real handsome pung made, with a good seat just as comfortable and handsome as a sleigh, only larger cost thirty five dollars so we can ride when we please - He takes Charles often for two or three months this winter. He has fourteen yoke of cattle now - they have been very much troubled, as have all lumbermen about getting in supplies, owing to the warm weather and unforseen ? - We have a moderate quantity of snow on the ground, but have had very mild weather the whole winter. For their matter, no winter it all till Jan. Samuel has been intending to write to you all about his affairs long before now - but has been excessively and immensely busy - you know he is never burdened with over much leisure - The mill is running yet, and that with his up river business gives him little spare time he says. He will try to write to you when he comes out of the woods again. Thomas Task has charge of The Academy at Hampden is very much liked - I should think he might be as Mr Swallow's successor. Mr. Humphreys is studying