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do it and as I do not pretend to be that
I fear I shall not. Do not know which I
shall study in the spring Latin or French.
I had a very nice visit with Miss Fuller.
She looks old as you please. Sarah Miles has
gone home with her. She has our pictures
will send us her photograph when she gets
some taken. Mr. B. brought [home?] some
very nice ones of himself from Burlington.
Mrs. B. has got real smart again.

I came home and did not stay to sabbath
school today. I am so cross, I can hardly
stand it. I hope this letter won't bite when
Thou opens it. Wrote five last first day
but shall not write any more today.
How does thee get along in thy studies
and how is Charly doing. I hope very
much [Jimie?] will return in the Spring.
She is the best girl we ever had, not ex-
cepting Katy or Harriet H. Henry has been
home to see his father. He is not going to
college until march, and should'nt wonder
if he does'nt go then, it is my opinion he is
"[freshing?] out", as the saying is. I am sorry for
think if he had had a little more perseverence he
would have ben in the junior class now.

[in left margin:]

I wish I would see thee to-day.
With a good deal of love
I am thine forever

[H?]

[page break]

[upside down:]

I had rather take a whipping than
read this over, so please overlook
mistakes. I shall write to Mary next week.

[in left margin:]

Guess she will be glad to
receive a letter, if it is as good as this.

[right side up:]

First Day Morn., 20., 1.,1861.

Dear William:

I do not have much to write
this morning and guess I shall not get up much
of a letter for I do not feel like writing, and
feel "down to the keel." I meant [heel?]. My head
aches and I feel rather cross, "keeled up", generally.
James will remember that expression.

Went to a Donation to and Oyster Supper
at the Hall. Had a very fine time. Phil
was our attendant as usual. I like him
very much. Though Miss Y. was a little
jealous of Fannie and I, but she has
not the least reason, in the world to be.
He is very gentlemanly and nothing more
than friendly. There were a great many
people there, and nice music. Phil was
Toast [Master?]. Mr. Blanchard [deleted]gave[/deleted] responded
to one on Women and did very finely
of course. [Hendu?] too "Union is Strength"
and Williams to "the Bible." This was very

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