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Titus, Francis W. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.

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to see her before many days and I recall your letter to her. She will be glad to hear from you.
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to see her before many days & give
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We both hope to have a visit from you in the Spring.
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your letter to her. She will be  
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The colored boys whom I have been teaching for a year [unclear], gave me an [unclear] Album, at Christmas time. I was entirely unexpected by greatly appreciated.
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glad to hear from you.
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I will put thine likeness in the first pages after which I propose to grace the remaining pages with the likeness of the dear old times [unclear] [unclear] - our best men and women. And now may I ask for thine and thy husbands? I should prize them very highly. I am very anxious to get James and Lucretias Motts. Are they [offered?] for [unclear] Perhaps Esther will know.
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We both hope to have a visit  
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from you in the Spring.
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The colored boys whom I  
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have been teaching for a year  
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print, gave me an elegant
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Album, at Christmas time
 +
I was entirely unexpected
 +
but greatly appreciated.
 +
I will put thine likeness  
 +
in the first pages after which  
 +
I propose to grace the remai-
 +
ning pages with the likeness  
 +
of the dear old times [illegible]  
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[tourists?] - our best men &
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women. And now may  
 +
I ask for thine and thy husbands?  
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I should prize them very  
 +
highly. I am very anxious to  
 +
get James and Lucretias Motts.  
 +
Are they offered for sale? Perhaps  
 +
Esther will know.

Revision as of Oct 20, 2023, 10:14:11 AM

to see her before many days & give your letter to her. She will be glad to hear from you. We both hope to have a visit from you in the Spring. The colored boys whom I have been teaching for a year print, gave me an elegant Album, at Christmas time I was entirely unexpected but greatly appreciated. I will put thine likeness in the first pages after which I propose to grace the remai- ning pages with the likeness of the dear old times [illegible] [tourists?] - our best men & women. And now may I ask for thine and thy husbands? I should prize them very highly. I am very anxious to get James and Lucretias Motts. Are they offered for sale? Perhaps Esther will know.