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days in the city so much. If was a great pleasure to meet cousin Mary Ann, whom I had never seen before. Then Eddie's being there was such a pleasure and help to us - Little Edward Holden is such a dear, attractive little fellow. He took a great fancy to Elisabeth, and she enjoyed him very much, she is so fond of children - Holden and I went to Bergonia the first of October, and attended the dedication of the new Dormitory - I staid a week after Holden left and went to northern Ohio for his vacation - The first Sunday he spent in Oberlin with John and family - He had a little fun when he first went there, as they had never seen him with his beard off (or not since he commenced to wear it) and they didn't know him at first. He enjoyed his visit there so much, hearing fine sermons and music, etc. The second Sunday he spent at his boyhood home in Hinckley, Ohio, and of course had to preach - Then | days in the city so much. If was a great pleasure to meet cousin Mary Ann, whom I had never seen before. Then Eddie's being there was such a pleasure and help to us - Little Edward Holden is such a dear, attractive little fellow. He took a great fancy to Elisabeth, and she enjoyed him very much, she is so fond of children - Holden and I went to Bergonia the first of October, and attended the dedication of the new Dormitory - I staid a week after Holden left and went to northern Ohio for his vacation - The first Sunday he spent in Oberlin with John and family - He had a little fun when he first went there, as they had never seen him with his beard off (or not since he commenced to wear it) and they didn't know him at first. He enjoyed his visit there so much, hearing fine sermons and music, etc. The second Sunday he spent at his boyhood home in Hinckley, Ohio, and of course had to preach - Then the third and | ||
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days in the city so much. If was a great pleasure to meet cousin Mary Ann, whom I had never seen before. Then Eddie's being there was such a pleasure and help to us - Little Edward Holden is such a dear, attractive little fellow. He took a great fancy to Elisabeth, and she enjoyed him very much, she is so fond of children - Holden and I went to Bergonia the first of October, and attended the dedication of the new Dormitory - I staid a week after Holden left and went to northern Ohio for his vacation - The first Sunday he spent in Oberlin with John and family - He had a little fun when he first went there, as they had never seen him with his beard off (or not since he commenced to wear it) and they didn't know him at first. He enjoyed his visit there so much, hearing fine sermons and music, etc. The second Sunday he spent at his boyhood home in Hinckley, Ohio, and of course had to preach - Then the third and