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he says Sisse gon to barn Julia & Levi says mamma I wish Danny would come home Isaac says I dont care if she dont com home Betsy Cary said when she heard you was gone she sat down & cryde Mr Coots has took his Fathers tavern he mooves to day Betsey goes to live with her Mother | he says Sisse gon to barn Julia & Levi says mamma I wish Danny would come home Isaac says I dont care if she dont com home Betsy Cary said when she heard you was gone she sat down & cryde Mr Coots has took his Fathers tavern he mooves to day Betsey goes to live with her Mother | ||
Danny remembers your Ceator in the days of your youth don't set your heart too much up on the world | Danny remembers your Ceator in the days of your youth don't set your heart too much up on the world | ||
Mother and Alla I have committed Fanny to your charge I wish you to tell her how to doe and what to doe when to go & & when to com I don't wish her to have | Mother and Alla I have committed Fanny to your charge I wish you to tell her how to doe and what to doe when to go & & when to com I don't wish her to have he one head by any means I was verry sorry to send her down so poorly dressed but we had so many ways for our money I could not [[fick?]] her any better I should not let her gon if there had not ben any thing sait about it before now I should beverry glad of a visit from you | ||
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he says Sisse gon to barn Julia & Levi says mamma I wish Danny would come home Isaac says I dont care if she dont com home Betsy Cary said when she heard you was gone she sat down & cryde Mr Coots has took his Fathers tavern he mooves to day Betsey goes to live with her Mother Danny remembers your Ceator in the days of your youth don't set your heart too much up on the world Mother and Alla I have committed Fanny to your charge I wish you to tell her how to doe and what to doe when to go & & when to com I don't wish her to have he one head by any means I was verry sorry to send her down so poorly dressed but we had so many ways for our money I could not fick? her any better I should not let her gon if there had not ben any thing sait about it before now I should beverry glad of a visit from you