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Untitled Page 7San Francisco My Dear Mrs. Stanford, It is a delicate This great affliction, has robbed No man in private life ever had | Untitled Page 7San Francisco My Dear Mrs. Stanford, It is a delicate task to convey words of condolence and comfort to one so deeply bereaved as yourself, but I cannot refrain from expressing my sorrow that so great a benefactor, and loving husband, should be so suddenly taken away. This great affliction, has robbed your happy home of your life-long companion and adviser, and the world of its greatest philanthopist and benefactor. No man in private life ever had a more lovely demeanor, and no man |
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