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that Charles did not go at all - I fear he never | that Charles did not go at all - I fear he never | ||
will now: You did not mention many particulars | will now: You did not mention many particulars | ||
about Aunt | about Aunt Conant & Hervey, his wife | ||
& children & I believe have not mentioned uncle | & children & I believe have not mentioned uncle | ||
C. at all. I am glad you staid so long with aunt | C. at all. I am glad you staid so long with aunt | ||
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Charles has accomplished so much on the house | Charles has accomplished so much on the house | ||
hope I shall see all the improvements next summer. | hope I shall see all the improvements next summer. | ||
Much love to Charles & | Much love to Charles & Albina & to the wee | ||
ones; - there is no need of my writing particularly | ones; - there is no need of my writing particularly | ||
to them too, this time, but when you have gone I | to them too, this time, but when you have gone I | ||
will endeavor to do my part. I have only | will endeavor to do my part. I have only | ||
one less child tell | one less child tell Albina to care for them she has, | ||
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Elyria Oct 30 1853
Dear Mother Your last good letter arrived in due season & I was truly glad of it. I had begun to wonder where you were, whether you had returned & why did not write. It seems then that your visit to the old place was not altogether pleasant that Charles did not go at all - I fear he never will now: You did not mention many particulars about Aunt Conant & Hervey, his wife & children & I believe have not mentioned uncle C. at all. I am glad you staid so long with aunt Esther wish you would write more of her health, her mind & state generally, & of Joanne Gibson. Why did you not give yourself time in Boston to go to Mr. Pomroy's? You may never see a more favorable time, for though you may very probably pass through Boston many times again, it may
not be convenient to stop. I am glad to hear that
Charles has accomplished so much on the house hope I shall see all the improvements next summer. Much love to Charles & Albina & to the wee ones; - there is no need of my writing particularly to them too, this time, but when you have gone I will endeavor to do my part. I have only one less child tell Albina to care for them she has,