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Columbas April May 8th/63 Dearest Mor "As hope deferred making the heart sick," I cannot survive much longer without me of your sweet kind letters, and as you're determined always to [wait?] an excuse to write, I thought I'd make an effort and see how successful I could be. I suppose then that after Charlie hears of my whereabouts, I'm to be denied the privelege altogether of hearing from you at all. "[Tom's ? ] mistaken" If I do not receive regular replys to my communcations, I shall take it for granted you are very ill and leave for Montgomery [instead?], how as I'm aware that a bachelor establishment is not always in readiness to receive a lady, you had better get things in order, for I'm in earnest and I shall always say in such an event that Mor wrote he was not feeling well and wishes me to come over immediately. so you see my friend what you may expect

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