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Untitled Page 1Charles H. Babbitt "Spirit of the Times," New York. July 19th 1893 Dear Mrs. Stanford, I have been wishing to tell you how much I sympathize with you in your great loss. We are "only two," and I know I should feel that the World had almost come to an end if I lost my husband, so feel for other wives, so bereft, more deeply than I have words to express. I am sorry to see in this morning's paper that you are going to remain in California and lease your home, here, to which I, one of very many, hoped you would return after a while. Do you leave all of your pictures and other beautiful things in it? It will seem | Untitled Page 1Charles H. Babbitt "Spirit of the Times," New York. July 19th 1893 Dear Mrs. Stanford, I have been wishing to tell you how much I sympathize with you in your great loss. We are "only two," and I know I should feel that the World had almost come to an end if I lost my husband, so feel for other wives, so bereft, more deeply than I have words to express. I am sorry to [???] in this morning's paper that you are going to remain in California and lease your home, here, to which I, one of very many, hoped you would return after a while. Do you leave all of your pictures and other beautiful things in it? It will seem |
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