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she was last on this side. Maria has spent a day with us, Paul. Thaddeus James Edwards, and several of our scholars have come over here on [[fuinies?]] which are still quite fashionable, and have made long calls upon us. Monimia promises to come and spend the day. | she was last on this side. Maria has spent a day with us, Paul. Thaddeus James Edwards, and several of our scholars have come over here on [[fuinies?]] which are still quite fashionable, and have made long calls upon us. Monimia promises to come and spend the day. | ||
Mrs. Larmed and a Mrs. Knox have called upon me. Thaddeus' mother was so much opposed to his going to New York that he went to Savannah instead for a few days ot visit an uncle. He spent two or three hours with me, and I talked to him not for a very long time but very plainly. How i wish it might help him! Mr. warren carried books, a blackboard, benches and slates down to the jail, and set Ms. Keeperess Claussen and Peter Heasel from Miss Boutilles room at teaching them. They do well- pupils and teachers. Eager to learn, glad to see Mr. W. every time he visits them, studying the commandments and "Corrdrey's Moral Lessons" | |||
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she was last on this side. Maria has spent a day with us, Paul. Thaddeus James Edwards, and several of our scholars have come over here on fuinies? which are still quite fashionable, and have made long calls upon us. Monimia promises to come and spend the day. Mrs. Larmed and a Mrs. Knox have called upon me. Thaddeus' mother was so much opposed to his going to New York that he went to Savannah instead for a few days ot visit an uncle. He spent two or three hours with me, and I talked to him not for a very long time but very plainly. How i wish it might help him! Mr. warren carried books, a blackboard, benches and slates down to the jail, and set Ms. Keeperess Claussen and Peter Heasel from Miss Boutilles room at teaching them. They do well- pupils and teachers. Eager to learn, glad to see Mr. W. every time he visits them, studying the commandments and "Corrdrey's Moral Lessons"