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Brainerd CN June 3 1828 My Dear Eleanor I now take my pen to write to you, when I look back and think of you I sometimes think how many times we have sung "Am I a soldier of the mass" entered into the first class 18th of March I was still studying geography We went to the later school and they came in (?) and Mr Elsworth old me that I better after my voice he said I spoke like "man Miss Ames told me that if I try to do well I might go into the first class. I began to write 31 of March I suppose you heard in Miss Mancy Reece letter that she told you that I was making pot hooks, just you will see how I get a long in writing. Mrs Blunt has got five girls to work with her, she took the boys clothes to med and Mis Sergent took Mr. Blunt to place to cook in the morning. Betsey and I help her to cook in the morning. Betsey and Nancy take turns to help her to cook. I do not take turns I have Miss Sergent girl and like wise (?). Mrs. Blunt says perhaps we shall be her girls till examination. Elina and Lucy McPherson take turns to sew with us I think you like to know my feelings, I will tell you I do not feel so much as I did when you were here, but God is still striving with us to turn to Him and Satan is to trying to get our mind from God I have felt as though I have God but I am afraid I am deceiving myself. Miss Sergents health is not very good, but I hope she is getting better please to give my love to uncle John [cut off] please to excuse my bad writing, please to write to me from your affectionate friend Polly Wilson.