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The dress & one of the wastes were
real nice. She may come back
after all. She told me if he
tried to help her, she would run
away. Now is just the time. I
used her so much for compaiging as I want her to be at the convention etc.
that she can't come back. I
pity the poor child for we
know he realized there was
no money coming, [?].
His speech and he wants
to know first his such to
collect his wages. She surely
had taken these dresses
along and I not a change of
underclothes. He wrote us to
express her clothes but, [?],
got them. She will have to wear them
out under our
roof, if she wears them.
I had got her all her new
summer clothes, half seen
fine shore she has never
had on. Also, one dress in
the dressmaker's shop and I had made her two