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examine it faithfully & thoroughly, and | examine it faithfully & thoroughly, and | ||
see if the rest shall be made like with it. | see if the rest shall be made like with it. | ||
The wristbands I made narrow as | The wristbands I made narrow as Eliab desired | ||
his made, | his made, & as Isaac, told me to; also | ||
narrow binding as you directed. I have made | narrow binding as you directed. I have made | ||
no buttonholes in the bosom because I knew | no buttonholes in the bosom because I knew | ||
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return it by Isaac. You sent only linen enough | return it by Isaac. You sent only linen enough | ||
for few shirts, (and some additional collars) | for few shirts, (and some additional collars) | ||
so I put bosoms in | so I put bosoms in Isaac's and in one | ||
pair of yours the others make without. Can you | pair of yours - the others make without. Can you | ||
tell me how you want collars made? As usual | tell me how you want collars made? As usual | ||
or some new fashion? The shirts are all done | or some new fashion? The shirts are all done | ||
except putting the linen to | except putting the linen to them (collars, wristband, and bosoms) | ||
but I do not like to finish them entirely | but I do not like to finish them entirely | ||
til I know of that kind. So please let me | til I know of that kind. So please let me | ||
know by | know by Isaac. The bosoms you sent up cannot | ||
consistently be | consistently be altered as they are stitched and there is | ||
Latest revision as of 16:38, 26 November 2021
Milo Aug 18th 1847
Dear Brother Jos.
One of our shirts, which I have completed, I send, desiring you to examine it faithfully & thoroughly, and see if the rest shall be made like with it.
The wristbands I made narrow as Eliab desired
his made, & as Isaac, told me to; also narrow binding as you directed. I have made no buttonholes in the bosom because I knew not how to fix them for studs. Ann will fix these if you tell her how you want them. I think, however you will like some small plain buttons better than studs, as the latter are very troublesome about coming out, I have been told. The buttons you sent are quite too large for bosoms, and look neither clumsy I think, for any part of a fine shirt. If you finish them right however I will put them on the rest. Please examine particularly the bosom and about the neck and see if you wish any alteration in the other, and if that needs fixing differently return it by Isaac. You sent only linen enough for few shirts, (and some additional collars) so I put bosoms in Isaac's and in one pair of yours - the others make without. Can you tell me how you want collars made? As usual or some new fashion? The shirts are all done except putting the linen to them (collars, wristband, and bosoms) but I do not like to finish them entirely til I know of that kind. So please let me know by Isaac. The bosoms you sent up cannot consistently be altered as they are stitched and there is