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to see you all very much there is scarcely an hour passes but I am thinking | to see you all very much there is scarcely an hour passes but I am thinking | ||
of you - Do try to be good boys do your duty be kind and love one another - | of you - Do try to be good boys do your duty be kind and love one another - | ||
If you have some trials and | If you have some trials and vexations and if you have | ||
to work hard do try with all your might to be cheerful and good | to work hard do try with all your might to be cheerful and good | ||
natur'd all the while - Being fretful and worryin know makes | natur'd all the while - Being fretful and worryin know makes | ||
yourselves and every one about you unhappy and does no good at all. | yourselves and every one about you unhappy and does no good at all. | ||
I want you should tell Charles all your little troubles and | I want you should tell Charles all your little troubles and difficulty | ||
all you feel and think he will give you good advice and will indulge | all you feel and think he will give you good advice and will indulge | ||
your wants as far as is best tis likely - I can hardly enjoy | your wants as far as is best tis likely - I can hardly enjoy | ||
some of the time I am so much afraid that my dear little | some of the time I am so much afraid that my dear little Eliab | ||
will grow a naughty boy by going to school without any Brothers or | will grow a naughty boy by going to school without any Brothers or | ||
Sisters with him to give him good advise & no mother at home to ask | Sisters with him to give him good advise & no mother at home to ask | ||
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keep you from all evil especially from sin the greatest of all evil. | keep you from all evil especially from sin the greatest of all evil. | ||
It has been very warm weather here 25 July (Mayo's birthday) | It has been very warm weather here 25 July (Mayo's birthday) | ||
the thermometer stood at 93 in the shade I have felt tolerably well | |||
ever since I've been here but I am not so fleshy nor so strong as I | |||
am usually and Lucy has grown poor and pale has had very little | am usually and Lucy has grown poor and pale has had very little | ||
appetite is not able to do much beside go to school - Ann has | appetite is not able to do much beside go to school - Ann has | ||
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Boston Aug 1835
My dear little boys I suppose you have been wishing for a letter from me but not more than I have wish'd to hear from you. I want to see you all very much there is scarcely an hour passes but I am thinking of you - Do try to be good boys do your duty be kind and love one another - If you have some trials and vexations and if you have to work hard do try with all your might to be cheerful and good natur'd all the while - Being fretful and worryin know makes yourselves and every one about you unhappy and does no good at all. I want you should tell Charles all your little troubles and difficulty all you feel and think he will give you good advice and will indulge your wants as far as is best tis likely - I can hardly enjoy some of the time I am so much afraid that my dear little Eliab will grow a naughty boy by going to school without any Brothers or Sisters with him to give him good advise & no mother at home to ask him all what was done at school and tell him what was right and what was not - but I hope you will all be faithful to one another and watch over and pray for each other that you may be kept in the path of wisdom - and O may our almighty Father and friend keep you from all evil especially from sin the greatest of all evil. It has been very warm weather here 25 July (Mayo's birthday) the thermometer stood at 93 in the shade I have felt tolerably well ever since I've been here but I am not so fleshy nor so strong as I am usually and Lucy has grown poor and pale has had very little appetite is not able to do much beside go to school - Ann has given up her school in Allen Street because it was all small scholars and was so fatiguing & her rent so high that she didn't gain much she has commenced another school for young Ladies at No 17 Tremont St. price of tuition 4 to 10 dollars and has a prospect of doing pretty well by & by - James is all taken up with the antislavery affair there is a great deal of excitement upon that subject but I suppose you learn more from the newspapers about it than I can tell you there is a great excitement about Papers also I have understood that there are