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Lizzie sends | |||
love and says | |||
that she would | |||
like a letter too. | |||
She forgot to | |||
pack Dr. [illegible] | |||
recipe in her | |||
last letter, but | |||
says she will | |||
send it to | |||
Aunt Mary | |||
at [Remsen?} | |||
268 West St. North | |||
Hillsdale, Mich: July 15, 1893 | |||
My dear Aunt Anna: | My dear Aunt Anna: | ||
We were so very | We were so very | ||
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right by at first and said he had | right by at first and said he had | ||
nothing for us but he came back | nothing for us but he came back | ||
in a | in a few minutes with the letter | ||
raging that he had forgotten it. | raging that he had forgotten it. | ||
I return | I return Mrs. Jones' letter, which | ||
I am very much obliged to you | I am very much obliged to you | ||
for getting for me and to - Eddie | for getting for me and to - Eddie | ||
for letting me read. What a | for letting me read. What a | ||
dear, | dear, sweet soul she is! I am | ||
so sorry she has | so sorry she has business troubles | ||
and | and can imagine [just?] how she | ||
deprives herself in order to help | |||
that little grand-daughter. She | |||
evidently wishes that she could | evidently wishes that she could | ||
Revision as of 17:36, 8 November 2019
cross-written across top: Lizzie sends love and says that she would like a letter too. She forgot to pack Dr. [illegible] recipe in her last letter, but says she will send it to Aunt Mary at [Remsen?}
268 West St. North Hillsdale, Mich: July 15, 1893
My dear Aunt Anna: We were so very glad to get your good letter day be- fore yesterday. The postman went right by at first and said he had nothing for us but he came back in a few minutes with the letter raging that he had forgotten it. I return Mrs. Jones' letter, which I am very much obliged to you for getting for me and to - Eddie for letting me read. What a dear, sweet soul she is! I am so sorry she has business troubles and can imagine [just?] how she deprives herself in order to help that little grand-daughter. She evidently wishes that she could