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the Postal Cards printed here. I have said nothing to Lewis about E's proposed trip - thought it would be as well for him to tell him when he comes. I will write to E. and ask him to let you know what he thinks about Mr. Edwards' proposition. Will that do? Did you write to [[Deni Emlyn?]] as you proposed. I hope you will let me know when you hear from him. I hope Dr. Thomas, Liverpool, is not going to fail of keeping his promise. Has Dr. Thomas, Pittsburg, written any thing? or any of the ministers? Wm hopes to be able to go to the village tomorrow so I am writing this evening to send with him. We do not get the mail every day now since George went away, and so have to watch our chance. David Price has promised to bring it for us when we are not able to get it ourselves. He brought your letter Saturday. Celia | |||
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quite hoarse yet. but not as bad as when Jennie went away. I have not been able to sing in the church for a good many weeks. I hope my voice will return when warm weather comes. Do you think it will. Wm is getting better slowly. He is able to do the chores but it is pretty hard work for him. His back troubles him a good deal and he looks badly. I think perhaps he has | |||
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quite hoarse yet. but not as bad as when Jennie went away. I have not been able to sing in the church for a good many weeks. I hope my voice return when warm weather comes. Do you think it will. | |||
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the Postal Cards printed here. I have said nothing to Lewis about E's proposed trip - thought it would be as well for him to tell him when he comes. I will write to E. and ask him to let you know what he thinks about Mr. Edwards' proposition. Will that do? Did you write to Deni Emlyn? as you proposed. I hope you will let me know when you hear from him. I hope Dr. Thomas, Liverpool, is not going to fail of keeping his promise. Has Dr. Thomas, Pittsburg, written any thing? or any of the ministers? Wm hopes to be able to go to the village tomorrow so I am writing this evening to send with him. We do not get the mail every day now since George went away, and so have to watch our chance. David Price has promised to bring it for us when we are not able to get it ourselves. He brought your letter Saturday. Celia
along the sides and top: quite hoarse yet. but not as bad as when Jennie went away. I have not been able to sing in the church for a good many weeks. I hope my voice will return when warm weather comes. Do you think it will. Wm is getting better slowly. He is able to do the chores but it is pretty hard work for him. His back troubles him a good deal and he looks badly. I think perhaps he has last line is cut off