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Letter from unknown to Caroline Parker Mount Pleasant, October 14, 1854
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remain as long as you can, | remain as long as you can, | ||
| − | I want to give a Cleavland | + | I want to give a Cleavland [?] |
gentleman an Indian name for | gentleman an Indian name for | ||
his beautiful place - and he wishes | his beautiful place - and he wishes | ||
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I have told Proff. Eaton about you - he says he [?] you with pleasure. wishes you could come here and join our school. We have a beautiful building I assure you.
Now sister Caroline - with me
very soon and when you
wish give me your Indian
name - I hope you will
be able to make your plans
so as to be here from Christmas
to New Year's for I shall then
be free from school, come as
early as you can, this and
remain as long as you can,
I want to give a Cleavland [?] gentleman an Indian name for his beautiful place - and he wishes it - It is full of springs of water What word signifies - Many Springs? Also- a winding streams - for there is such an one on the place