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Dear sister Abby: | Dear sister Abby: | ||
We've been to Warwick and made a visit of about two weeks. We had a very pleasant time indeed. We took Jennie with us. Found Samuel and family all well. Emily is dreafully lonesome. Poor woman! her sorrow takes deeper and deeper hold upon her. I pitied her so - I could hardly bear to come away and leave her. Reed will not go to Boston before spring. She is quite undecided what to do about selling the place. She feels real bad about leaving it. [[written down left side of page]] | We've been to Warwick and made a visit of about two weeks. We had a very pleasant time indeed. We took Jennie with us. Found Samuel and family all well. Emily is dreafully lonesome. Poor woman! her sorrow takes deeper and deeper hold upon her. I pitied her so - I could hardly bear to come away and leave her. Reed will not go to Boston before spring. She is quite undecided what to do about selling the place. She feels real bad about leaving it. [[written down left side of page]] We shall have to decide very soon and I will let you know soon as we have - Write soon as convenient, and let me know what you are all doing - Abbie was so pleased with Eddie's letter, and so were we all - 'twas such a good nice letter. I hope he will write often and dear Winnie too - Abbie will answer it pretty soon - Jenny sort of wonders why Georgie don't answer her letter? What about North Carolina now a days? Good-bye love to all from all - your affectionate sister Mary A.R. Osgood | ||
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Marlboro Nr H. Feb 19, 1871 Dear sister Abby: We've been to Warwick and made a visit of about two weeks. We had a very pleasant time indeed. We took Jennie with us. Found Samuel and family all well. Emily is dreafully lonesome. Poor woman! her sorrow takes deeper and deeper hold upon her. I pitied her so - I could hardly bear to come away and leave her. Reed will not go to Boston before spring. She is quite undecided what to do about selling the place. She feels real bad about leaving it. written down left side of page We shall have to decide very soon and I will let you know soon as we have - Write soon as convenient, and let me know what you are all doing - Abbie was so pleased with Eddie's letter, and so were we all - 'twas such a good nice letter. I hope he will write often and dear Winnie too - Abbie will answer it pretty soon - Jenny sort of wonders why Georgie don't answer her letter? What about North Carolina now a days? Good-bye love to all from all - your affectionate sister Mary A.R. Osgood