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you would do. And the blessed hope of meeting him and your precious boy, and knowing that he will feel she has done all I could have asked. She has helped to finish the works I left undone. And hand in hand you can contemplate the magnificent momment [sic] you have seared to the memory of your
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Dated Tuxedo Park NY 22
To Mrs Leland Stanford Palo Alto
All our deepest sympathy & love in your bereavement
Augusta Patten Glover
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Providence should require your irreparable son to give him his crown of immortal laurels the reward of his life whose manhood was devoted to the greatest work of the age, and its resultant fortune, to found an institution to benefit the highest interests of humanity.
With heartfelt sympathy with your great son
I am dear Madam
Yours faithfully
George H. Goddard
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Pacific Grove
23d June 1893
Hon. Mrs. Leland Stanford
Dear Madam
Permit the oldest surviving Civil Engineer of the Central Pacific R.R. the Co-worker and companion of Mr lamented Judah express his sorrow at the loss of the Chief who brought the great enterprise to a successful & glorious completion.
Strange that the dispensations of a mysterious
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competent to realize how great the bereavement is. I have thought of you so constantly since the sad news reached us. There is one great consolataion to you that your husband and son are united. Father and Son with their precious Saviour, and with your hand in His, He will lead you in sweetly, and lovingly to the end, until you meet them again.
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We almost look upon you as one of us now, as from early life was passed in this part of the state, again let me extend my sympathy, and that of my daughter, Mrs Lincoln.
Yours sincerely
Sarah Vail Gould
May [?]
June 22nd