.MTIzNw.OTgxMDA

From Newberry Transcribe
Revision as of 17:06, 13 August 2020 by imported>Helen M (Created page with "what shall I infer from you observation respecting the mothers of eminent men is it that I must despair of ever having any eminent men among my sons - or rather having any of...")
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)
Jump to navigation Jump to search

what shall I infer from you observation respecting the mothers of eminent men is it that I must despair of ever having any eminent men among my sons - or rather having any of my sons eminent men supposing my expectations were never rais'd very high on that point perhaps I may have them fully realized - I should like to know what you and E think about the propriety of my returning to raise them a little higher yet. Do do all come home it seems as if it now almost kill them to stay there all the time till August without any relaxation, & you & I need it know & as to the expense I should rather if I have any of you I should rather lay out 5$ that may than 10 for medicine - C. has got 2 acres of corn (not hoed yet) grass, barn, garden, and every thing about looks well, i growing beautifully but C is ever so much behind his business as usual. If you and E cannot possibly come up the 4th with A & L you must both come soon certainly I can't settle up our matters alone ( I don't know but C would prefer to) but I don't know anything about such matters - our affairs have all been so kind and braided in together that it will be like pulling eye teeth. If I am not apprehensive that it might if neglected be a source of greater trouble some future day I should almost want to let it all alone. I should write this over and condense it about 73 per cent it might be better worth receiving.