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to come here if she could get
to come here if she could get
her fathers consent. Perhaps
her fathers consent. Perhaps
you could [[way?]] him to let
you could sway him to let
her come or perhaps he's be
her come or perhaps he'd be
willing if he knew she had
willing if he knew she had
so good an opportunity as
so good an opportunity as
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always been trying to get
always been trying to get
her out here; I do hope you'll
her out here; I do hope you'll
succeed, then [[he?]] I did'not.
succeed, then [[he?]] I did it.

Latest revision as of 10:50, 30 March 2020

Chicago July 13th, 1864

Dear Papa I have just received your letter from Washington, also one from Aunt Butler at Homewood saying that Het Wilkins is very unwell, and would like to come here if she could get her fathers consent. Perhaps you could sway him to let her come or perhaps he'd be willing if he knew she had so good an opportunity as this is. Try your best Lemmy for I love Het and have always been trying to get her out here; I do hope you'll succeed, then he? I did it.