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Dear Cousin Jennie, Do not think, because your kind letter was not answered sooner that I was not glad to get it, or that I have forgotten you, or my promise, as with to you - No indeed. Your letter gave us great pleasure, and your kind expression towards us, is fully reciprocated. Your I beleive, is the first letter I ever received from a cousin. Only think of it, and we living in the same country too. I have often thought of my cousins and of your dear father and mother too, and wished that we could know more of each other, and had a secret hope that we should some time or other but Providence did not deem to the way until this last summer, when my good husband so willingly went with me on my voyage of discovery among those beautiful hills. I too enjoyed | Dear Cousin Jennie, Do not think, because your kind letter was not answered sooner that I was not glad to get it, or that I have forgotten you, or my promise, as with to you - No indeed. Your letter gave us great pleasure, and your kind expression towards us, is fully reciprocated. Your I beleive, is the first letter I ever received from a cousin. Only think of it, and we living in the same country too. I have often thought of my cousins and of your dear father and mother too, and wished that we could know more of each other, and had a secret hope that we should some time or other but Providence did not deem to the way until this last summer, when my good husband so willingly went with me on my voyage of discovery among those beautiful hills. I too enjoyed Do write soon. Mr. Sherwood is not at home, or I am to | ||
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Dear Cousin Jennie, Do not think, because your kind letter was not answered sooner that I was not glad to get it, or that I have forgotten you, or my promise, as with to you - No indeed. Your letter gave us great pleasure, and your kind expression towards us, is fully reciprocated. Your I beleive, is the first letter I ever received from a cousin. Only think of it, and we living in the same country too. I have often thought of my cousins and of your dear father and mother too, and wished that we could know more of each other, and had a secret hope that we should some time or other but Providence did not deem to the way until this last summer, when my good husband so willingly went with me on my voyage of discovery among those beautiful hills. I too enjoyed Do write soon. Mr. Sherwood is not at home, or I am to