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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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Eleanor Agnes Lee
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Mary E. McCormick McDonald
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I enclose the address of the store my white dress came from. Of course I think it will be safer for you to ask some friend to select a dress lady for you, but if you know of no one, I suppose you...
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1869
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3
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Eleanor Agnes Lee
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Mary E. McCormick McDonald
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A thousand thanks for the elegant jelly. Won 't you make Aunt Hannah sensible of our appreciation of her share in it by giving her this handkerchief all the way from Balt!Let Linas bring back...
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1869
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4
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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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Eleanor Agnes Lee
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Mary E. McCormick McDonald
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I send two jars whc. came to me filled with your nice pickles before I left home in Nov.I kept one of them for Commencement and it has been most useful these last few days. I have not forgotten yr....
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Eleanor Agnes Lee
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Mary E. McCormick McDonald
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Finding that - at least one wagon (Womindorrf's) hadn't been to yr. house today. I send you a basket by way of remembrance. The pears of course are to ripen in a drawer. Tell Capt...
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7
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Eleanor Agnes Lee
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Mary E. McCormick McDonald
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I want you all to have something sweet to make you think of me once - and as Capt M - - admired these peaches when he should have been examining paint in the storeroom! - & as they are...
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Marielle C. Lee
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Mary E. McCormick McDonald
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The very thing I wanted to ask you about this morning I forgot - Namely the workwoman, Mrs. Joseph. It is now to late in the week that I should prefer her coming on Monday, certainly, would engage...
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