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Page, L M B. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
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Said "[O?] do know Mrs. P? She was my mother's | Said "[O?] do know Mrs. P? She was my mother's | ||
very dear friend. She was very glad she said to | very dear friend. She was very glad she said to | ||
| − | meet any one who knew you.__ I can | + | meet any one who knew you.__ I can [easeely?] |
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clean house. She is very feeble this spring but better than she has been since in [Gan'y?] Mother wishes me to say to you that "You are ever held be her in grateful remembrance & she shall never cease to be thankful to you for the inestimable benefits I received, which are in a Pasts generosity in giving me a home neath your hospitable roof."__ Many times in dreams I see you & the sweet impression will last for days & I will then think now Ill write again to Mrs P & try to ascertain why Ive never heard from her. I will write no particulars again respecting my circumstances till I can (if possible) hear from you thinking you understand though my former communications. I had the pleasure of listening to to the daughter of Linda a few weeks since on the subject of Universal sufferance I had a short interview with her& when I told her I read her Mother's narrative at your house, she Said "[O?] do know Mrs. P? She was my mother's very dear friend. She was very glad she said to meet any one who knew you.__ I can [easeely?]