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Anna's Journal for Cynthia  Monday  Feb. 6. 9-21      Again I have commenced a journal for you Cynthia, but I fear I shall not be as fortunate as I was when I commenced it before for you. I know you came down before I had hardly begun to write in it. It is a delightful morning.: the sun shines brightly, but it is quite cold. it is just such a morning as I should like to ride home. "Always talking about going home," I think I hear you say, but , my dear, how can I help thinking of it when I am writing home; and if I think of it, why not write about it? Surely you want me to tell you my thoughts, don't you, Sis?  I have just eaten my dinner and am prepared to write you a few words more: have been to drawing class since I commenced writing.  I am more taking the residence and Tomb of Washington. I think it is very pretty. There has nothing very interesting happened that I think of now; only I dreamed last night of waking up and finding that you were sleeping with me . But I soon found out my mistake, and found that I was alone. Yesterday, it was quite stormy in the afternoon, and I did not go out  in the morning. I went to Mr. Hubbards meeting. Where did you go? O, it seems as if I could hardly stay in the house today, it is so pleasant. I wonder if you have such pleasant weather up there, as we have here. It is beautiful weather for Henry to take his morning rides.
Anna's Journal for Cynthia  Monday  Feb. 6. 9-21      Again I have commenced a journal for you Cynthia, but I fear I shall not be as fortunate as I was when I commenced it before for you. I know you came down before I had hardly begun to write in it. It is a delightful morning.: the sun shines brightly, but it is quite cold. it is just such a morning as I should like to ride home. "Always talking about going home," I think I hear you say, but , my dear, how can I help thinking of it when I am writing home; and if I think of it, why not write about it? Surely you want me to tell you my thoughts, don't you, Sis?  I have just eaten my dinner and am prepared to write you a few words more: have been to drawing class since I commenced writing.  I am now taking the Residence and Tomb of Washington. I think it is very pretty. There has nothing very interesting happened that I think of now; only I dreamed last night of waking up and finding that you were sleeping with me . But I soon found my mistake, and found that I was alone. Yesterday, it was quite stormy in the afternoon, and I did not go out: in the morning. I went to Mr. Hubbards meeting. Where did you go? O, it seems as if I could hardly stay in the house today, it is so pleasant. I wonder if you have such pleasant weather up there, as we have here. It is beautiful weather for Henry to take his morning rides.
Tues.-- Mary's letter was received last evening. It was "short and
Tues.-- Mary's letter was received last evening. It was "short and

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Anna's Journal for Cynthia Monday Feb. 6. 9-21 Again I have commenced a journal for you Cynthia, but I fear I shall not be as fortunate as I was when I commenced it before for you. I know you came down before I had hardly begun to write in it. It is a delightful morning.: the sun shines brightly, but it is quite cold. it is just such a morning as I should like to ride home. "Always talking about going home," I think I hear you say, but , my dear, how can I help thinking of it when I am writing home; and if I think of it, why not write about it? Surely you want me to tell you my thoughts, don't you, Sis? I have just eaten my dinner and am prepared to write you a few words more: have been to drawing class since I commenced writing. I am now taking the Residence and Tomb of Washington. I think it is very pretty. There has nothing very interesting happened that I think of now; only I dreamed last night of waking up and finding that you were sleeping with me . But I soon found my mistake, and found that I was alone. Yesterday, it was quite stormy in the afternoon, and I did not go out: in the morning. I went to Mr. Hubbards meeting. Where did you go? O, it seems as if I could hardly stay in the house today, it is so pleasant. I wonder if you have such pleasant weather up there, as we have here. It is beautiful weather for Henry to take his morning rides. Tues.-- Mary's letter was received last evening. It was "short and