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Aug 05, 2020 MikeH Aug 02, 2020 ab Oct 25, 2019 neonrender Nov 17, 2017 Stanford University Archives	Untitled Page 27 Copy San Francisco March 18,1896 Dear Mrs. Guthridge, Your valued words of congratulation and interest I accept with grat- itude. Let me disclaim one suggestion made, the following, "How perfect all things must must seem to you now." My dear friend I have not been even joyous, and I cannot see a life of perfection before me, I have still to walk the valley of desolation. The numerous cares and anxieties which would follow	Untitled Page 27 Copy San Francisco March 18,1896 Dear Mrs. Guthridge, Your valued [?] of congratulation and interest I accept with grat- itude. Let me disclaim one suggestion made, the following, "How perfect all things must must occur to you now." My dear friend I have not been even joyous, and I cannot see a life of perfection before me, I have still to walk the rally of desolation. The numerous [?] and [?] which would follow

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