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Aug 12, 2020 MikeH Aug 05, 2020 shashathree Nov 17, 2017 Stanford University Archives	Untitled Page 4 Senator, somewhere. I regretted deeply to hear that your sister had been ill, but we earnestly trust that you left her better and stronger. Fred and I join in sending to you and the Senator most affectionate greetings and regard, and we hope to learn in some way, just where you will pass the summer. We have most happy news from home and Mrs Grant continues to [left end of page vertically] be well and happy Believe me my dear Mrs Stanford	Untitled Page 4 Senator, somewhere-- I regretted deeply to hear that your sister had been ill, but we earnestly trust that you left her better and stronger. Fred and I join in sending to you and the Senator most affectionate greetings and regard, and we hope to learn in some way, just where you will pass the summer. We have most happy news { ?} home and Mrs Grant continues to ------------------------------ (on end of page) be well and happy Believe me my dear Mrs Stanford

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