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My dear Anna,
My dear Anna,
Just think of us poor forlorn people just ready to sit down to the table, no Marion, no Anna, no John.  It is certainly much lonesome without you all.  I sent by John a napkin and ring, a shirt, and a pair of slidings for you, he wanted something with which he could fill his trunk.  I am sorry that Mrs Holmes is detained. I hope you will hear good news from her soon.  Nothing from Marion but a postal.  I fear she intends to retaliate. I mean to write her soon.  No news, children as full as ever, at present Mayo stands here reading me.  There
Just think of us poor forlorn people just ready to sit down to the table, no Marion, no Anna, no John.  It is certainly much lonesome without you all.  I sent by John a napkin and ring, a shirt, and a pair of stockings for you, he wanted something with which he could fill his trunk.  I am sorry that Miss Holmes is detained. I hope you will hear good news from her soon.  Nothing from Marion but a postal.  I fear she intends to retaliate. I mean to write her soon.  No news, children as full as ever, at present Mayo stands here teasing me.  There

Latest revision as of 20:58, 23 October 2021

My dear Anna, Just think of us poor forlorn people just ready to sit down to the table, no Marion, no Anna, no John. It is certainly much lonesome without you all. I sent by John a napkin and ring, a shirt, and a pair of stockings for you, he wanted something with which he could fill his trunk. I am sorry that Miss Holmes is detained. I hope you will hear good news from her soon. Nothing from Marion but a postal. I fear she intends to retaliate. I mean to write her soon. No news, children as full as ever, at present Mayo stands here teasing me. There