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him some. I was wishing he had some Auntie Mary to coax him and take them out for him. I thought he would not be quite so much afraid of her as he was of the doctor. He was a dear little boy and was very [[jolly?]] too. Tell Aunt Anna that [[unclear]] the sack that she wants to [[make?]] you another waist and pants from is on the shelf in Grandma's bedroom clothespress. I think it will be just the thing for you. | him some. I was wishing he had some Auntie Mary to coax him and take them out for him. I thought he would not be quite so much afraid of her as he was of the doctor. He was a dear little boy and was very [[jolly?]] too. Tell Aunt Anna that [[unclear]] the sack that she wants to [[make?]] you another waist and pants from is on the shelf in Grandma's bedroom clothespress. I think it will be just the thing for you. | ||
Are you trying to be a comfort to Grandma every day | Are you trying to be a comfort to Grandma every day? How does Grandfather get along? Does Mr. Philips have any little boy to play with him once in a while and is he a pretty good boy? Tell Aunt Jennie that cousin Thomas wants her to write to him. | ||
Good bye now, my dear little Eddie. Give my love to all the folks, and give each one a kiss from your loving | Good bye now, my dear little Eddie. Give my love to all the folks, and give each one a kiss from your loving | ||
Aunt Mary | Aunt Mary | ||
John Eddie Everett. | John Eddie Everett. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:21, 2 September 2020
him some. I was wishing he had some Auntie Mary to coax him and take them out for him. I thought he would not be quite so much afraid of her as he was of the doctor. He was a dear little boy and was very jolly? too. Tell Aunt Anna that unclear the sack that she wants to make? you another waist and pants from is on the shelf in Grandma's bedroom clothespress. I think it will be just the thing for you. Are you trying to be a comfort to Grandma every day? How does Grandfather get along? Does Mr. Philips have any little boy to play with him once in a while and is he a pretty good boy? Tell Aunt Jennie that cousin Thomas wants her to write to him. Good bye now, my dear little Eddie. Give my love to all the folks, and give each one a kiss from your loving Aunt Mary John Eddie Everett.