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Robert E. Lee
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Annie,
Agnes Lee
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I have recd your joint letter of the 24th Oct: from Clydale.[1] It was very cheering to me & the affection & sympathy you expressed were very grateful to my feelings. I wish indeed I could...
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Nov. 22, 1861
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Agnes Lee
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My Dear Sue
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I was very glad to hear from you again, it had been a long time. I am glad you and Mat are well & in good spirits. I should enjoy his boyish pranks very much, 2 evils indeed & wandering wd....
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Jan. 14, 1867
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Agnes Lee
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Mary E. McCormick McDonald
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I have more currants than expected I am afraid it will be too great a task upon yr kindness, particularly as I do not know whether you wd prefer them prepared. Please do not undertake any more than...
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1869
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Agnes Lee
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Mary E. McCormick McDonald
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Have been prevented coming myself to see how Rose was, but have heard through others she was better. Send her a pitcher of this morning's milk wch has been on ice ever since it was brought...
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Agnes Lee
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My dear Mrs. Glenn
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I was so disappointed the evening we spent with you that I did not have a little talk with you after tea to tell you that how much I appreciated your kind thoughtfulness of Mary and myself.After...
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Agnes Lee
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Mrs. M. Mcdonald
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I will enjoy very much going with you & Mary H - But is it not right raw for two ladies of yr. strengths & prudence to wander by the brook such a day as this? I suppose you want me to take...
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