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is homesick", for I am not, although I should not object to seeing some of the folks in Turin; and it certainly seems as if it was longer ago that I left home than Sunday. Has your brother succccded in getting a teacher yet? you cant think how much I did want to come down there, but I doubt if I should have been as high in the world, as I am at present. You could see Black River. The village of Martinsburg(which is about two miles from here), and in some places, the church spires at Leonville, if you were only here to look. Do come out to Turin this summer, and coax Edward to bring you up here. Uncle Sidney Payne, lives only a short distance from the school-house, so I can go there any time when I wish to. Have you been to see Clara since she lived there! I had no | is homesick", for I am not, although I should not object to seeing some of the folks in Turin; and it certainly seems as if it was longer ago that I left home than Sunday. Has your brother succccded in getting a teacher yet? you cant think how much I did want to come down there, but I doubt if I should have been as high in the world, as I am at present. You could see Black River. The village of Martinsburg (which is about two miles from here), and in some places, the church spires at Leonville, if you were only here to look. Do come out to Turin this summer, and coax Edward to bring you up here. Uncle Sidney Payne, lives only a short distance from the school-house, so I can go there any time when I wish to. Have you been to see Clara since she lived there! I had no | ||
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is homesick", for I am not, although I should not object to seeing some of the folks in Turin; and it certainly seems as if it was longer ago that I left home than Sunday. Has your brother succccded in getting a teacher yet? you cant think how much I did want to come down there, but I doubt if I should have been as high in the world, as I am at present. You could see Black River. The village of Martinsburg (which is about two miles from here), and in some places, the church spires at Leonville, if you were only here to look. Do come out to Turin this summer, and coax Edward to bring you up here. Uncle Sidney Payne, lives only a short distance from the school-house, so I can go there any time when I wish to. Have you been to see Clara since she lived there! I had no