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Gray, Louisa Nell. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.

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Boston May 10th 68
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Boston May 10th 68<br />
 
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Dear Friend Amy,
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Dear Friend Amy,<br />
 
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Feeling that you  
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Feeling that you <br />
have cast me out the darkest corner of  
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have cast me out the darkest corner of <br />
your closet of forgetfulness. & have
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your closet of forgetfulness. & have<br />
kept me these longer than perhaps  
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kept me these longer than perhaps <br />
you are aware of. I feel that I must  
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you are aware of. I feel that I must <br />
make an effort to clam at least  
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make an effort to clam at least <br />
a small Place in your remembrance. I  
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a small Place in your remembrance. I <br />
cannot easily forget my last visit to  
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cannot easily forget my last visit to <br />
Rochester & tho many happy hours I spent  
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Rochester & tho many happy hours I spent <br />
in your Pleasant Parlour in interesting  
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in your Pleasant Parlour in interesting <br />
conversation with you & instructive as  
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conversation with you & instructive as <br />
well it was to me. I ??? pleased ???  
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well it was to me. I ??? pleased ??? <br />
we made together.  How is our dear kind  
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we made together.  How is our dear kind <br />
Mr Post Mary ann - is ^she^ still with you  
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Mr Post Mary ann - is ^she^ still with you <br />
do you hear anything of the Morrisses  
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do you hear anything of the Morrisses <br />
scince their father died how is Mrs Willis  
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scince their father died how is Mrs Willis <br />
and Mrs Hullowell & thy dear son Jacob &  
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and Mrs Hullowell & thy dear son Jacob & <br />
his wife and children & Ms Joseph Post &  
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his wife and children & Ms Joseph Post & <br />
her little daughter ^her husband I am not acquainted with^ do give my best  
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her little daughter ^her husband I am not acquainted with^ do give my best <br />
love to them all. & kind remembrance to
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love to them all. & kind remembrance to<br />

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Boston May 10th 68

Dear Friend Amy,

Feeling that you
have cast me out the darkest corner of
your closet of forgetfulness. & have
kept me these longer than perhaps
you are aware of. I feel that I must
make an effort to clam at least
a small Place in your remembrance. I
cannot easily forget my last visit to
Rochester & tho many happy hours I spent
in your Pleasant Parlour in interesting
conversation with you & instructive as
well it was to me. I ??? pleased ???
we made together. How is our dear kind
Mr Post Mary ann - is ^she^ still with you
do you hear anything of the Morrisses
scince their father died how is Mrs Willis
and Mrs Hullowell & thy dear son Jacob &
his wife and children & Ms Joseph Post &
her little daughter ^her husband I am not acquainted with^ do give my best
love to them all. & kind remembrance to