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very much and often makes trouble for travelers.

  Mother has gone to bed and Liz is dozing in the rocking chair - but I will not go yet. I am sorry Mary’s health does not improve? Give her much love from me. If she ever gets well I shall sue her for the letter she owes me. but forbear at present in pity for her hand. My sister is still at the Glen I hope she will visit youbefore her return but I don’t know what her plans are. Give very much love to Aunt, Uncle Cynthia, Eddie and the others- not forgetting old Tom? for I enjoyed any rides after him very much. What has become of the blind man? Lewis Thomas or Thomas Lewis I think his name was Well the fire is almost out - the good folks are preparing for bed and so must I - Much love to you both and plesant dreams. Good - night. 
 Ottie R