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that she should go alone, and leave me here. And as there been thinking it over since, I think perhaps she will gain better without me, if she keeps contented. I don't know about her going to New York as she has a great deal of time now before spring. But she can see how she enjoys it there. I can decide about that again. It seems to me that another time, perhaps in the fall, she can go there - you will be coming home soon now, I hope, and we can all visit together. She may take a run to Chicago before coming home. Do you think it was too bad for me to let her go alone? About your coming home, we shall be very glad to see you when you get ready to come | that she should go alone, and leave me here. And as there been thinking it over since, I think perhaps she will gain better without me, if she keeps contented. I don't know about her going to New York as she has a great deal of time now before spring. But she can see how she enjoys it there. I can decide about that again. It seems to me that another time, perhaps in the fall, she can go there - you will be coming home soon now, I hope, and we can all visit together. She may take a run to Chicago before coming home. Do you think it was too bad for me to let her go alone? About your coming home, we shall be very glad to see you when you get ready to come | ||
[[top margin, continuing from previous page re medicine:]] has done me good. Do you use it? I have not taken any of the med. you sent me from Dr. [[Sil.?]] have not had occasion for it. I left it at home, so if I | [[top margin, continuing from previous page re medicine:]] has done me good. Do you use it? I have not taken any of the med. you sent me from Dr. [[Sil.?]] have not had occasion for it. I left it at home, so if I | ||
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that she should go alone, and leave me here. And as there been thinking it over since, I think perhaps she will gain better without me, if she keeps contented. I don't know about her going to New York as she has a great deal of time now before spring. But she can see how she enjoys it there. I can decide about that again. It seems to me that another time, perhaps in the fall, she can go there - you will be coming home soon now, I hope, and we can all visit together. She may take a run to Chicago before coming home. Do you think it was too bad for me to let her go alone? About your coming home, we shall be very glad to see you when you get ready to come
top margin, continuing from previous page re medicine: has done me good. Do you use it? I have not taken any of the med. you sent me from Dr. Sil.? have not had occasion for it. I left it at home, so if I