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Sunday Night [n.d.]
While I am waiting my dear cousin for your husband & little boy to come in, they having gone out to make some visits, I will write you a few lines & send some little things for you & the children Cousin Nat speaks of his wife & children with much pride. Every thing almost that he wears he says you made for him & we are glad to hear he has so good a wife to take care of him - I found a suit of Genl Lee's clothes for him which I would have cleaned but there was not time. I send you a nice piece of soap you must lay them on a table & scrub hard with warm suds & wash off the soap & when you have cleaned all have them well spread - Perhaps you know better than I do - I send you an apron of my make & some little things for the children & will put up some tea -
I cannot write more as I am very tired though I have never seen you believe me
your affecte cousin
Mary Custis Lee
Robert E. Lee Papers (064 collection)Leyburn Library
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