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Your letter of May 28- was most welcome. I was very glad indeed to hear from you. Your apology for neglect in answering my last letter is all-sufficient. I accept the "will for the deed". I thank you for remembering to write me at last and assure you, it was to me neither "dull or prosaic", but full of kind words of interest, and sympathy, as your letters always are. Yes, Mr. Kendall I am with your sister teaching, and your prophecy is verified. Do you remember it? If not, let Memory turn back among the pages of the past, and recall it, [[written down left hand side of page]] Your sister Lydia sends a great deal of love to you, all, and says she should be very happy indeed to visit you at vacation, but she has arranged to go to Lawrence, and perhaps another year will visit you. She expects Mrs: Weaver here soon to visit and she is intending to invite Mr. Weaver to deliver the Anniversary Address - Chopin having declined - | |||
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Clinton Liberal Institute Clinton Onidea County, N. York June 4th 1865 Dear brother Kendall: Your letter of May 28- was most welcome. I was very glad indeed to hear from you. Your apology for neglect in answering my last letter is all-sufficient. I accept the "will for the deed". I thank you for remembering to write me at last and assure you, it was to me neither "dull or prosaic", but full of kind words of interest, and sympathy, as your letters always are. Yes, Mr. Kendall I am with your sister teaching, and your prophecy is verified. Do you remember it? If not, let Memory turn back among the pages of the past, and recall it, written down left hand side of page Your sister Lydia sends a great deal of love to you, all, and says she should be very happy indeed to visit you at vacation, but she has arranged to go to Lawrence, and perhaps another year will visit you. She expects Mrs: Weaver here soon to visit and she is intending to invite Mr. Weaver to deliver the Anniversary Address - Chopin having declined -