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Dean, Phebe B. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
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| − | Waterloo May 7th 1868 | + | Waterloo May 7th 1868 <br/> |
| − | My Dear Friend, | + | My Dear Friend, <br /> |
| − | Your very kind letter | + | Your very kind letter <br /> |
| − | reached me Saturday. I am greatly your | + | reached me Saturday. I am greatly your <br /> |
| − | debtor for favors conferred. Our circulars | + | debtor for favors conferred. Our circulars <br /> |
| − | have just reached me and I enclose you | + | have just reached me and I enclose you <br /> |
| − | 1/2 doz. in another envelope and the same | + | 1/2 doz. in another envelope and the same <br /> |
| − | to [Mary Doty?]. I hope Mr. Douglass | + | to [Mary Doty?]. I hope Mr. Douglass <br /> |
| − | will not take any offence [offense] at the use we | + | will not take any offence [offense] at the use we <br /> |
| − | have made of his name. We shall be | + | have made of his name. We shall be <br /> |
| − | terribly disappointed if he does not come | + | terribly disappointed if he does not come <br /> |
| − | I wish you would explain to him that | + | I wish you would explain to him that <br /> |
| − | <u>you</u> advised us to name him as expec- | + | <u>you</u> advised us to name him as expec- <br /> |
| − | ted. If you meet Lucy Stone | + | -ted. If you meet Lucy Stone <br /> |
| − | in New York, please use your influence | + | in New York, please use your influence <br /> |
| − | to have her be sure and attend. | + | to have her be sure and attend. <br /> |
| − | I rejoice that there is no doubt of your- | + | I rejoice that there is no doubt of your- <br /> |
| − | -self and husband. | + | -self and husband. <br /> |
| − | I am truly glad to hear of that disso- | + | I am truly glad to hear of that disso- <br /> |
| − | -lution you mentioned - A friend long ago | + | -lution you mentioned - A friend long ago <br /> |
| − | told me that it was a very unfortunate | + | told me that it was a very unfortunate <br /> |
| − | partnership for Isaac + Jacob Post, and | + | partnership for Isaac + Jacob Post, and <br /> |
he feared, it would make them a | he feared, it would make them a | ||
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Waterloo May 7th 1868
My Dear Friend,
Your very kind letter
reached me Saturday. I am greatly your
debtor for favors conferred. Our circulars
have just reached me and I enclose you
1/2 doz. in another envelope and the same
to [Mary Doty?]. I hope Mr. Douglass
will not take any offence [offense] at the use we
have made of his name. We shall be
terribly disappointed if he does not come
I wish you would explain to him that
you advised us to name him as expec-
-ted. If you meet Lucy Stone
in New York, please use your influence
to have her be sure and attend.
I rejoice that there is no doubt of your-
-self and husband.
I am truly glad to hear of that disso-
-lution you mentioned - A friend long ago
told me that it was a very unfortunate
partnership for Isaac + Jacob Post, and
he feared, it would make them a