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intended to use it but have not [[unclear]] [[unclear]] to find it yet. Should I [[unclear]] [[unclear]] a price of the cloth I'll know it is not [[unclear]] but [[unclear]] quite [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] thing could have been bought off, & I look at the things from the [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] - so I don't think [[unclear]] had ant opportunity if she is that [[unclear]] in [[unclear]]. I have quite [[unclear]] dates from Mr [[unclear]], but [[unclear]] [[unclear]] cheerful [[unclear]]. He had [[unclear]] shut up in his own room, woth [[unclear]], for some weeks -  of [[unclear]] affairs [[unclear]] [[unclear]] very cheerfully - that [[unclear]] never [[unclear]] a southern [[paper?]] - why more than if they were hiring in Yankeedom - I have heard something of [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]]. Events succeed [[unclear]]. other so [[unclear]] that no one [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] the  . I saw [[unclear]] [[unclear]] a few  days ago. The man agrees with her for the
intended to use it but have not been able to find it yet. Should I ever see a piece of the cloth I'll know it is not mine - but feel quite sure no such thing could have been brought off, & I took all the things from the room downs stairs up - so I don't think Katy had any opportunity of [[unclear]] if she is that way inclined.
  I have quite [?late?] dates from Mr Rhett, but not any cheerful news. He had been shut up in his own room, with rheumatism for some weeks -  of public affairs there he writes  very cheerfully - that they never see a southern paper - any more than if they were living in Yankeedom - I have heard nothing of Mrs. Pegram poor thing. Events succeed each other so rapidly that no one however sad long occupies the public mind. . I saw [[unclear]] Fariday a few  days ago. The War agrees with her for she

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intended to use it but have not been able to find it yet. Should I ever see a piece of the cloth I'll know it is not mine - but feel quite sure no such thing could have been brought off, & I took all the things from the room downs stairs up - so I don't think Katy had any opportunity of unclear if she is that way inclined. 

 I have quite [?late?] dates from Mr Rhett, but not any cheerful news. He had been shut up in his own room, with rheumatism for some weeks -  of public affairs there he writes  very cheerfully - that they never see a southern paper - any more than if they were living in Yankeedom - I have heard nothing of Mrs. Pegram poor thing.  Events succeed each other so rapidly that no one however sad long occupies the public mind.  . I saw unclear Fariday a few  days ago. The War agrees with her for she
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