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the melodeon; she plays fairly and we have had some good sings since she came home. I wish you were here to play Oak or "Far, far away". | the melodeon; she plays fairly and we have had some good sings since she came home. I wish you were here to play Oak or "Far, far away". | ||
I will try to remember to put that little piece of ribbon in this letter. I hope you have not needed it. I have commenced a pair of white worsted underdrawers for you, but have not quite finished them. I hope you | I will try to remember to put that little piece of ribbon in this letter. I hope you have not needed it. I have commenced a pair of white worsted underdrawers for you, but have not quite finished them. I hope you will like them. I thought perhaps they would be uncomfortable to wear to school cold weather. I have a pair and I like them very much. | ||
I don't feel very well today so you must excuse this short letter. Sis, I helped [[Nellie?]] yesterday and was careless and took cold. It has been sometime since we had a letter from John. | I don't feel very well today so you must excuse this short letter. Sis, I helped [[Nellie?]] yesterday and was careless and took cold. It has been sometime since we had a letter from John. | ||
Mary Jones' (Ames) health is very good this summer, but Ellen is not very well. She teaches school in Penymynyth: her Album is here | Mary Jones' (Ames) health is very good this summer, but Ellen is not very well. She teaches school in Penymynyth: her Album is here | ||
Latest revision as of 16:54, 22 January 2021
the melodeon; she plays fairly and we have had some good sings since she came home. I wish you were here to play Oak or "Far, far away".
I will try to remember to put that little piece of ribbon in this letter. I hope you have not needed it. I have commenced a pair of white worsted underdrawers for you, but have not quite finished them. I hope you will like them. I thought perhaps they would be uncomfortable to wear to school cold weather. I have a pair and I like them very much. I don't feel very well today so you must excuse this short letter. Sis, I helped Nellie? yesterday and was careless and took cold. It has been sometime since we had a letter from John.
Mary Jones' (Ames) health is very good this summer, but Ellen is not very well. She teaches school in Penymynyth: her Album is here