Letters from the Hemingway Family Archive

Letter from Grace E. Hall to Clarence Edmonds Hemingway

Letter written by Grace E. Hall to Clarence E. Hemingway, dated November 16, 1895.

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November 16th, 1895 My Darling A very busy day and a happy one, [ ?] lessons this morning and Classes this afternoon; with little sister Grace to drive me over and Bud to drive me home. I think I am a very fortunate little girl to have so many kind friends. Your letter last night was lovely - Mr. Stanton called here, while I was away, so glad you could give him a detailed account of the meeting I held yesterday. I shall watch for you about nine or earlier tonight Oh those happy moments we have together, how much

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they mean. God be with you and the boys tonight. Lovingly Sunshine

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Clarence E Hemingway

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