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still she is very weak, and often longs to lay her burden down and rest in her Savior's bosom and yet says "God's will be done." She keeps up most of the time except when lying down to rest each day, but we can see that she grows weaker and less able to keep up. My brother often writes to her, and comes to see her once in a great while, but you know he is very lame and traveling, causes great pain in his inured foot, so cannot come as often as he would like. He is very good to our dear mother and tells her she must not want for anything, and frequently sends her articles of luxury that he thinks she would enjoy. My sister Louisa lives here in town, and we are now living next door to each other. We | still she is very weak, and often longs to lay her burden down and rest in her Savior's bosom and yet says "God's will be done." She keeps up most of the time except when lying down to rest each day, but we can see that she grows weaker and less able to keep up. My brother often writes to her, and comes to see her once in a great while, but you know he is very lame and traveling, causes great pain in his inured foot, so cannot come as often as he would like. He is very good to our dear mother and tells her she must not want for anything, and frequently sends her articles of luxury that he thinks she would enjoy. My sister Louisa lives here in town, and we are now living next door to each other. We moved here about six weeks ago. I do not know as I have | ||
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still she is very weak, and often longs to lay her burden down and rest in her Savior's bosom and yet says "God's will be done." She keeps up most of the time except when lying down to rest each day, but we can see that she grows weaker and less able to keep up. My brother often writes to her, and comes to see her once in a great while, but you know he is very lame and traveling, causes great pain in his inured foot, so cannot come as often as he would like. He is very good to our dear mother and tells her she must not want for anything, and frequently sends her articles of luxury that he thinks she would enjoy. My sister Louisa lives here in town, and we are now living next door to each other. We moved here about six weeks ago. I do not know as I have