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Thayer, Sarah E. Letter to Amy Kirby Post. (1861-06-17)
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Case - and shall stay with Abbie perhaps all<br/> | Case - and shall stay with Abbie perhaps all<br/> | ||
summer - I feel as if I must work on &<br/> | summer - I feel as if I must work on &<br/> | ||
| − | Cant [sic] be idle. | + | Cant [sic] be idle. While not my dear friend<br/> |
Amy make [sic] some effort to obtain access =<br/> | Amy make [sic] some effort to obtain access =<br/> | ||
| − | [ | + | [mumentum? ] from {Phoebe?} —I think that girl<br/> |
at [Mme] Crunk a good Medium - we have<br/> | at [Mme] Crunk a good Medium - we have<br/> | ||
none here that I know of I wish I could<br/> | none here that I know of I wish I could<br/> | ||
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confined unless the little one should do<br/> | confined unless the little one should do<br/> | ||
well I dont know how she can ever be well<br/> | well I dont know how she can ever be well<br/> | ||
| − | but we dont know—warm weather dont seem to<br/> | + | but we dont [sic] know—warm weather dont [sic] seem to<br/> |
suit her she is now failing again but I<br/> | suit her she is now failing again but I<br/> | ||
will do all I can tho’ I dont want her to live<br/> | will do all I can tho’ I dont want her to live<br/> | ||
Revision as of Sep 20, 2023, 5:10:50 PM
Case - and shall stay with Abbie perhaps all
summer - I feel as if I must work on &
Cant [sic] be idle. While not my dear friend
Amy make [sic] some effort to obtain access =
[mumentum? ] from {Phoebe?} —I think that girl
at [Mme] Crunk a good Medium - we have
none here that I know of I wish I could
Get some help for my little Mary I
see Jackson Davis has some “Whispering” in
his paper but I have no means of know
ing how to act (or rather I feel of too
little consequence) I feel that I am
not stingy and would do if I [could?] but
know how—I certainly have had more
of all good times “with” {Leah?] and I dont [sic]
know but it was because it was so ex
clusive in a mix’d company I should
have been [shar’d?] out I shall be much
confined unless the little one should do
well I dont know how she can ever be well
but we dont [sic] know—warm weather dont [sic] seem to
suit her she is now failing again but I
will do all I can tho’ I dont want her to live