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Saratoga, June 15/55 | Saratoga, June 15/55 | ||
Dear Brother, | Dear Brother, | ||
I reached here safely but very tired Monday eve. Did not see the girls that night, as it was most time for them to go to bed, and I did not care for more excitement myself. We all rested nicely that night, they in happy ignorance of my arrival, and I in blissful consciousness of the same. | I reached here safely but very tired Monday eve. Did not see the girls that night, as it was most time for them to go to bed, and I did not care for more excitement myself. We all rested nicely that night, they in happy ignorance of my arrival, and I in blissful consciousness of the same. | ||
Next morning, after breakfast, the meeting came off without any very great commotion. | Next morning, after breakfast, the meeting came off without any very great commotion. | ||
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Brother, dear, do not mind what Mary says about not coming this week, for I want to be here when you come any way. I do not want to go home with anyone but you so do come tomorrow . I shall feel so bad. I shall not know what to do if you do not come. | Brother, dear, do not mind what Mary says about not coming this week, for I want to be here when you come any way. I do not want to go home with anyone but you so do come tomorrow . I shall feel so bad. I shall not know what to do if you do not come. | ||
For I have been expecting you for two yesterday, and do not know how to bear another disappointment | For I have been expecting you for two yesterday, and do not know how to bear another disappointment | ||
Yours, Lissie | Yours, Lissie | ||
Robert | Robert | ||
Revision as of 22:59, 1 September 2020
Saratoga, June 15/55 Dear Brother,
I reached here safely but very tired Monday eve. Did not see the girls that night, as it was most time for them to go to bed, and I did not care for more excitement myself. We all rested nicely that night, they in happy ignorance of my arrival, and I in blissful consciousness of the same. Next morning, after breakfast, the meeting came off without any very great commotion.
in margin: Brother, dear, do not mind what Mary says about not coming this week, for I want to be here when you come any way. I do not want to go home with anyone but you so do come tomorrow . I shall feel so bad. I shall not know what to do if you do not come. For I have been expecting you for two yesterday, and do not know how to bear another disappointment Yours, Lissie Robert