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Remond, Sarah Parker. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
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at Syracuse was the least successful. | at Syracuse was the least successful. | ||
Our journey from Albany was exceedingly | Our journey from Albany was exceedingly | ||
| − | pleasant. | + | pleasant. Mr. Garrison, Pilsbury, Phillips, [Susan?] |
and my brother made a very long journey | and my brother made a very long journey | ||
| − | seem quite short. [ | + | seem quite short. [Please] remember me |
| − | most kindly to Mr | + | most kindly to Mr & Mrs Jacob Post, |
your husband, Mrs Humphrey's in a | your husband, Mrs Humphrey's in a | ||
word, to all of your household. Also to | word, to all of your household. Also to | ||
| − | <s>your</s> Mr | + | <s>your</s> Mr & Mrs Hallowell, your sister |
and all the friends generally, and with | and all the friends generally, and with | ||
| − | the hope of | + | the hope of hearing from you soon, and |
| − | with much love for yourself, | + | with much love for yourself, believe |
me very sincerely yours, | me very sincerely yours, | ||
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I found mother and my friends as well
as usual, and I was perfectly delighted
to get home once more. I suppose Charles
wrote you about our meetings. The one
at Syracuse was the least successful.
Our journey from Albany was exceedingly
pleasant. Mr. Garrison, Pilsbury, Phillips, [Susan?]
and my brother made a very long journey
seem quite short. [Please] remember me
most kindly to Mr & Mrs Jacob Post,
your husband, Mrs Humphrey's in a
word, to all of your household. Also to
your Mr & Mrs Hallowell, your sister
and all the friends generally, and with
the hope of hearing from you soon, and
with much love for yourself, believe
me very sincerely yours,
Sarah P Remond
I must add that Susan Anthony spent Saturday night and Sunday, with me one week ago, and I went to Boston with her on Monday. This letter is written in great haste but I was determined to send you a few lines for I have often thought of you all.
Sarah