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My dear Mother, | My dear Mother, | ||
I am sorry I have been so very negligent in writing home. I hope you have not been anxious about us, though I know you are lonely there and I ought and meant to have written after on that account. I was so homesick last week that I hardly knew what to write. I feel a good deal better now but we have been very busy since | I am sorry I have been so very negligent in writing home. I hope you have not been anxious about us, though I know you are lonely there and I ought and meant to have written after on that account. I was so homesick last week that I hardly knew what to write. I feel a good deal better now but we have been very busy since Hatie went away. Mary and I have had our hands full. She will probably get some one again soon. I am not strong enough to do the work and it is too hard for Mary, it takes too much of her time. | ||
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A barrel of potatoes came to us from them yesterday. Mary is very glad to get them. Give our love to them when you see them. Sarah | A barrel of potatoes came to us from them yesterday. Mary is very glad to get them. Give our love to them when you see them. Sarah | ||
Latest revision as of 15:15, 26 January 2021
May 25, 1875 New York City
My dear Mother,
I am sorry I have been so very negligent in writing home. I hope you have not been anxious about us, though I know you are lonely there and I ought and meant to have written after on that account. I was so homesick last week that I hardly knew what to write. I feel a good deal better now but we have been very busy since Hatie went away. Mary and I have had our hands full. She will probably get some one again soon. I am not strong enough to do the work and it is too hard for Mary, it takes too much of her time.
Along top of page A barrel of potatoes came to us from them yesterday. Mary is very glad to get them. Give our love to them when you see them. Sarah