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more than I could do to bore | more than I could do to bore you by forcing you to read the same thing twice but just so you can't forget [[so?]] altogether [[and/am/our?]] going to try it once more. | ||
you by forcing you to read | Hell, mother and I have been away from America for very nearly three months and although this has been one of the happiest summers we have[[the h is faded]] ever spent shall be mighty glad to get back to our own dear country. Nothing like it! I've sailed from New York on the 29th[[th is superscript and twice underlined]] of June, going first | ||
the same thing twice but just | |||
so you can't forget [[so?]] | [[right side of page transcription]] | ||
[[and/am?]] going to try it once | Gallerie [[Stianne?]] | ||
more. | [[Munich?]] | ||
Hell, mother and I have | |||
been away from America | Dear Doctor | ||
for very nearly three months | |||
and although this has been one | 'Tis many moons since I wrote that other letter to you that met its fate in the waste paper basket. 'Twas just after our return from Carlisle that I described the Commencement exercises from beginning to end and before I had a chance to send the letter the Indian paper was issued contain[[crossed out letter n, as marking out a misspelling]]ing exactly the same thing and it was | ||
of the happiest summers we | |||
have[[the h is faded]] ever spent shall be | |||
mighty glad to get back to our | |||
own dear country. Nothing like it! | |||
I've sailed from New York | |||
on the 29th[[th is superscript and twice underlined]] of June, going first | |||
Latest revision as of 03:01, 14 July 2019
more than I could do to bore you by forcing you to read the same thing twice but just so you can't forget so? altogether and/am/our? going to try it once more. Hell, mother and I have been away from America for very nearly three months and although this has been one of the happiest summers we havethe h is faded ever spent shall be mighty glad to get back to our own dear country. Nothing like it! I've sailed from New York on the 29thth is superscript and twice underlined of June, going first
right side of page transcription Gallerie Stianne? Munich?
Dear Doctor
'Tis many moons since I wrote that other letter to you that met its fate in the waste paper basket. 'Twas just after our return from Carlisle that I described the Commencement exercises from beginning to end and before I had a chance to send the letter the Indian paper was issued containcrossed out letter n, as marking out a misspellinging exactly the same thing and it was