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Yours of the 20.m, [[unclear]] was received in due time & [[presumed?]] to reference with great interest & pleasure | Yours of the 20.m, [[unclear]] was received in due time & [[presumed?]] to reference with great interest & pleasure | ||
Possibly you may have thought that you were forgotten by me or that Perchance be xx your communication with coldness & indifference - but be assured it was not from any want of interest in you, that caused this delay. | Possibly you may have thought that you were forgotten by me or that Perchance be xx your communication with coldness & indifference - but be assured it was not from any want of interest in you, that caused this delay. | ||
Often have I spoke of you all & shall of course thought of you & wished that I could once more imprint upon you cheeks warm tokens of love & affection, but, thus it is. We are now | Often have I spoke of you all & shall of course thought of you & wished that I could once more imprint upon you cheeks warm tokens of love & affection, but, thus it is. We are now separated by quite a distance so that instead of expressing our thoughts | ||
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Revision as of 13:03, 7 August 2020
Saratoga, Sept. 11 1853
My Very Dear Sisters -
Yours of the 20.m, unclear was received in due time & presumed? to reference with great interest & pleasure Possibly you may have thought that you were forgotten by me or that Perchance be xx your communication with coldness & indifference - but be assured it was not from any want of interest in you, that caused this delay. Often have I spoke of you all & shall of course thought of you & wished that I could once more imprint upon you cheeks warm tokens of love & affection, but, thus it is. We are now separated by quite a distance so that instead of expressing our thoughts