CaryNorman18660521_004

a very fine set of young ladies.
I enjoy riding as much as ever,
am very anxious to go out on the
road, perhaps you & I can have
two or three rides in New Haven
this summer, will not that be
pleasant? I heard the other day
that Mary Nimick's mother died
last Tuesday. I feel so sorry for
that large family of children.
Ma says if your gold pen is necessary
to your comfort have it repointed
in Boston. You not worth being
liked by anyone but a lean, lanky,
fellow, so you may consider your
self very fortunate. Miss Lizzie
Dickey is the round faced one,
and a very pleasant girl. Sarah Mc
is here sewing, has left Paul's and
boards with Mrs. Schuyler. Dr. Darling
is settled in Albany. Ma thinks