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Dear Sister Anna
Dear Sister Anna


Your welcome letter was reced. Wednesday eve. I was very glad to hear from you. I had just written to Jennie & Cynthia that I had not heard from home and that I was afraid I wouldn't hear as often now they were gone, but I was glad to know you [[underscore]] had taken up the pen. We are sorry that the memorial sermon had not been appointed a week or two later so that we might be there but as it is we cannot. I do not know just when I shall go to N.Y. but probably within a week or two. I will endeavor to stop both on going and on returning. We thought the children
Your welcome letter was reced. Wednesday eve. I was very glad to hear from you. I had just written to Jennie & Cynthia that I had not heard from home and that I was afraid I wouldn't hear as often now they were gone, but I was glad to know you had taken up the pen. We are sorry that the memorial sermon had not been appointed a week or two later so that we might be there but as it is we cannot. I do not know just when I shall go to N.Y. but probably within a week or two. I will endeavor to stop both on going and on returning. We thought the children

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Turin, May 7, 1875,

Dear Sister Anna

Your welcome letter was reced. Wednesday eve. I was very glad to hear from you. I had just written to Jennie & Cynthia that I had not heard from home and that I was afraid I wouldn't hear as often now they were gone, but I was glad to know you had taken up the pen. We are sorry that the memorial sermon had not been appointed a week or two later so that we might be there but as it is we cannot. I do not know just when I shall go to N.Y. but probably within a week or two. I will endeavor to stop both on going and on returning. We thought the children