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nick of time, the morning of the day I left and I was not in the least frightened at its length, as you suggested I might be, I was too glad to get it, as I feared you had not received mine, there is no certainty about these little country Post Offices, I do not intend finishing to night for I am too sleepy to be agreeable. I sent the "Reveries of a Bachelor" to you by Lizzy Olden who told me this morning she was going to Washington, I am sure it will please you, Oh! I am nearly asleep Good night.
nick of time, the morning of the day I left and I was not in the least frightened at its length, as you suggested I might be, I was too glad to get it, as I feared you had not received mine, there is no certainty about these little country Post Offices, I do not intend finishing to night for I am too sleepy to be agreeable. I sent the "Reveries of a Bachelor" to you by Lizzy Olden who told me this morning she was going to Washington, I am sure it will please you, Oh! I am nearly asleep Good night.


Friday after dinner, I have just been reading your letter over again, and I certainly get more lectures from you than any one else, but as I know I richly deserve them I have not a word to say. On the [[unclear]] man subject I cannot be touched, as he has pestered me into the dislike I have taken towards him, but the coffee, I grant you. I did take a cup the evening I took sick but have not touched it since. I should be very well if I could get rid of this cold, which I took through not fault of my own, as at Fayette they put one to sleep in damp sheets, enough to kill a strong man, to say nothing of a sick mortal like myself. I did not discover it, but Miss Leech, told me in the morning that such was the fact, of course it will take some time for the
Friday after dinnerI have just been reading your letter over again, and I certainly get more lectures from you than any one else, but as I know I richly deserve them I have not a word to say. On the [[unclear]] man subject I cannot be touched, as he has pestered me into the dislike I have taken towards him, but the coffee, I grant you, I did take a cup the evening I took sick, but have not touched it since. I should be very well if I could get rid of this cold, which I took through no fault of my own, as at Fayette they put me to sleep in damp sheets, enough to kill a strong man, to say nothing of a sick mortal like myself. I did not discover it, but Miss Leech, told me in the morning that such was the fact, of course it will take some time for the

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nick of time, the morning of the day I left and I was not in the least frightened at its length, as you suggested I might be, I was too glad to get it, as I feared you had not received mine, there is no certainty about these little country Post Offices, I do not intend finishing to night for I am too sleepy to be agreeable. I sent the "Reveries of a Bachelor" to you by Lizzy Olden who told me this morning she was going to Washington, I am sure it will please you, Oh! I am nearly asleep Good night.

Friday after dinner. I have just been reading your letter over again, and I certainly get more lectures from you than any one else, but as I know I richly deserve them I have not a word to say. On the unclear man subject I cannot be touched, as he has pestered me into the dislike I have taken towards him, but the coffee, I grant you, I did take a cup the evening I took sick, but have not touched it since. I should be very well if I could get rid of this cold, which I took through no fault of my own, as at Fayette they put me to sleep in damp sheets, enough to kill a strong man, to say nothing of a sick mortal like myself. I did not discover it, but Miss Leech, told me in the morning that such was the fact, of course it will take some time for the