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the expense of running it must not all come out of your pocket. Are you going to have any new dress this spring? I wish you would look at my green silk and what there is of my black silk dress and see if something pretty cannot be made for you. I intend to get me a new black silk and one for Mary, if she will accept. But she is all the time saying we must save the money in case we shall want to go home! I tell her we'll draw on Edward for that and look out for excursions. Mrs. Allen went at such a time & made money--at least her ticket was much less than in coming out and she had all the advantages of a drawing room car. The sun is coming out and it promises a clear day. We did not wash yesterday but it | the expense of running it must not all come out of your pocket. Are you going to have any new dress this spring? I wish you would look at my green silk and what there is of my black silk dress and see if something pretty cannot be made for you. I intend to get me a new black silk and one for Mary, if she will accept. But she is all the time saying we must save the money in case we shall want to go home! I tell her we'll draw on Edward for that and look out for excursions. Mrs. Allen went at such a time & made money--at least her ticket was much less than in coming out and she had all the advantages of a drawing room car. The sun is coming out and it promises a clear day. We did not wash yesterday but it | ||
one copy. She has written to me I must answer. I sent for the | one copy. She has written to me I must answer. I sent for the Baby Land & Nursery for Olive. Also for Eddie P. at Olpe. Very lovingly J. Everett | ||
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the expense of running it must not all come out of your pocket. Are you going to have any new dress this spring? I wish you would look at my green silk and what there is of my black silk dress and see if something pretty cannot be made for you. I intend to get me a new black silk and one for Mary, if she will accept. But she is all the time saying we must save the money in case we shall want to go home! I tell her we'll draw on Edward for that and look out for excursions. Mrs. Allen went at such a time & made money--at least her ticket was much less than in coming out and she had all the advantages of a drawing room car. The sun is coming out and it promises a clear day. We did not wash yesterday but it
one copy. She has written to me I must answer. I sent for the Baby Land & Nursery for Olive. Also for Eddie P. at Olpe. Very lovingly J. Everett