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morning everything seems all right and I am back in my room again. every body in the place are so very kind. she is kept in flowers and fruit. fresh eggs & food, someone sending some delicacy every day anything they hear she can eat. The | morning everything seems all right and I am back in my room again. every body in the place are so very kind. she is kept in flowers and fruit. fresh eggs & food, someone sending some delicacy every day anything they hear she can eat. The • have kept her in wine, others too have sent it- but for two weeks she won't take any stimulants at all not even when she feels faint, she only wants to smell the camphor, we • to give whiskey to ward off the faint spells, but she don't have them as much or when I first come home, but when she does she won't have the whiskey only the camphor- or salts, I brought her a bottle of the • • salts from New •. | ||
• came home two weeks ago. I expect it was very hard for [[him?]] to leave the boy and all his family to come home, but he is real well and so perfectly happy. If the little fellow is permitted to [[live?]] it is going to make a • man of him. I will enclose yesterdays letter from Jr. which tells of the improvement in the boy and [[the?]]t | |||
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3 morning everything seems all right and I am back in my room again. every body in the place are so very kind. she is kept in flowers and fruit. fresh eggs & food, someone sending some delicacy every day anything they hear she can eat. The • have kept her in wine, others too have sent it- but for two weeks she won't take any stimulants at all not even when she feels faint, she only wants to smell the camphor, we • to give whiskey to ward off the faint spells, but she don't have them as much or when I first come home, but when she does she won't have the whiskey only the camphor- or salts, I brought her a bottle of the • • salts from New •.
• came home two weeks ago. I expect it was very hard for him? to leave the boy and all his family to come home, but he is real well and so perfectly happy. If the little fellow is permitted to live? it is going to make a • man of him. I will enclose yesterdays letter from Jr. which tells of the improvement in the boy and the?t