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Untitled Page 29

at the "Ormond" about half a mile from
here, but Mrs Grant thought the
sea air would be beneficial to her
so came over to the ["Coquine"??] hotel.
She has already derived much
benefit and hopes to be quite well
when they all leave for the house on the
19th. Mrs Grant is looking very well
but she is easily tired and worrried.
Mrs Grant sends her love to your
self and the Senator, and hopes
she may have the pleasure of seeing
you in New York, if you have not
left for California before she reaches
there.

Yours truly,
Mary Coffey.

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