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and indeed, if it had not been | and indeed, if it had not been | ||
for her children, she would have | for her children, she would have | ||
suffered for proper food this winter. | suffered for proper food[underlined] this winter. | ||
Where a man does not support his | Where a man does not support his | ||
wife, is not that sufficient cause for | wife, is not that sufficient cause for | ||
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not feel at all distressed at the | not feel at all distressed at the | ||
prospect, but quite pleased. Sis says | prospect, but quite pleased. Sis says | ||
" | "our free[underlined] papers[underlined] are made out." | ||
Think it over, and tell me what you | Think it over, and tell me what you | ||
advise. I received Jule's letter | advise. I received Jule's letter | ||
today, but have not time to answer it, | today, but have not time to answer it, | ||
just now. Maybe, if you can't find | just now. Maybe, if you can't find | ||
anything else for [[ | anything else for [[one?]] to do, she would | ||
take me as nurse or chambermaid! | take me as nurse or chambermaid! | ||
Give much love to her, and all | Give much love to her, and all | ||
the dear little ones. Yours aff, Jane. | the dear little ones. Yours aff, Jane. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:40, 28 March 2020
As for Ma, nearly all her clothes have been given to her, for several years, and indeed, if it had not been for her children, she would have suffered for proper food[underlined] this winter. Where a man does not support his wife, is not that sufficient cause for leaving him? We do not feel at all distressed at the prospect, but quite pleased. Sis says "our free[underlined] papers[underlined] are made out." Think it over, and tell me what you advise. I received Jule's letter today, but have not time to answer it, just now. Maybe, if you can't find anything else for one? to do, she would take me as nurse or chambermaid! Give much love to her, and all the dear little ones. Yours aff, Jane.