.MTM0.MzE4ODM: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
imported>Caz (Created page with "Dear Eddie Your friend William E Jones has invited me to write a little to you in his letter and I am very glad to do it. He is leaning on the table close by eating mol...") |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
Dear Eddie | Dear Eddie, | ||
Your friend William E Jones has invited me to write a little to you in his letter and I am very glad to do it. He is leaning on the table close by eating molasses candy and if you were here you could go to the little pantry in the hall and help yourself. How do you get along any way, you little rogue? I would really like to get hold of you tonight and give you a good shaking or count your ribs or something. By the way how many ribs have you got? you never would keep still so I could count them, ask Anna to try. Perhaps now you have got to be a city chap you can keep still. Bill forgot to tell you the news in his letter. He wants me to say that he went to the | |||
Your friend William E Jones | |||
has invited me to write a little to | |||
you in his letter and I am very glad | |||
to do it. | |||
close by eating molasses candy and | |||
if you were here you could | |||
little | |||
yourself. | |||
you little rogue? | |||
to get hold of you tonight and give | |||
you a good shaking or count your | |||
ribs or something. | |||
many ribs have you got? | |||
would keep still so I could count | |||
them, ask Anna to try. | |||
you have got to be a city chap you | |||
can keep still. | |||
you the news in his letter. | |||
me to say that he went to the | |||
Latest revision as of 16:04, 20 January 2021
Dear Eddie,
Your friend William E Jones has invited me to write a little to you in his letter and I am very glad to do it. He is leaning on the table close by eating molasses candy and if you were here you could go to the little pantry in the hall and help yourself. How do you get along any way, you little rogue? I would really like to get hold of you tonight and give you a good shaking or count your ribs or something. By the way how many ribs have you got? you never would keep still so I could count them, ask Anna to try. Perhaps now you have got to be a city chap you can keep still. Bill forgot to tell you the news in his letter. He wants me to say that he went to the