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acquainted with the art of painting. If you please, I should be very glad to have you send me a small piece of your painting, and write my name on it. My mother died when I was four years old and left me and two brothers; one six years of age and on the other [grute?] an infant. - Father has taken care of us since. He lives about ten miles from this place. My oldest brother is now seventeen, and the other eleven. If it is convenient for you, when you write to Miss A. I shall be very happy to receive a few lines from you. Please to remember me to your parents. Your affectionate Cherokee friend | acquainted with the art of painting. If you please, I should be very glad to have you send me a small piece of your painting, and write my name on it. My mother died when I was four years old and left me and two brothers; one six years of age and on the other [[grute?]] an infant. - Father has taken care of us since. He lives about ten miles from this place. My oldest brother is now seventeen, and the other eleven. If it is convenient for you, when you write to Miss A. I shall be very happy to receive a few lines from you. Please to remember me to your parents. Your affectionate Cherokee friend | ||
Miss D. Gould. | Miss D. Gould. Elizabeth Taylor | ||
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acquainted with the art of painting. If you please, I should be very glad to have you send me a small piece of your painting, and write my name on it. My mother died when I was four years old and left me and two brothers; one six years of age and on the other grute? an infant. - Father has taken care of us since. He lives about ten miles from this place. My oldest brother is now seventeen, and the other eleven. If it is convenient for you, when you write to Miss A. I shall be very happy to receive a few lines from you. Please to remember me to your parents. Your affectionate Cherokee friend Miss D. Gould. Elizabeth Taylor