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Untitled Page 12My dear Mrs. Jordan, Words fail me when I try to thank you, and my other friends on the Faculty, for your remembrance of me on my birthday. The pleasure was so unexpected that it was doubly a pleasure, and it reached me at a time when, and in a place where, any expression of friendship from the outside was more than unusually welcome. For I received your letter on the morning of my birthday, at Vina, where, as you know, I have come to try and straighten out some very unpleasant troubles that had arisen; and you will be glad to know that with what I firmly believe assistance from a higher power than earth can give, the trouble has been overcome and matters are now running smoothly again. When I receive the picture I shall take pleasure in hanging it in my room where it will be a perpetual reminder of the bond of union that exists between the kind friends who gave it and me. I will write to Professor Newcomer my appreciation of his beautiful sonnet. With heartfelt thanks, Your friend, Jane L. Stanford, | Untitled Page 12My dear Mrs. Jordan, Words fail me when I try to thank you, and my other friends on the Faculty, for your remembrance of me on my birthday. The pleasure was so unexpected that it was doubly a pleasure, and it reached me at a time when, and in a place where, any expression of friendship from the outside was more than unusually welcome. For I received your letter on the morning of my birthday, at Vina, where, as you know, I have come to try and straighten out some very unpleasant troubles that had arisen; and you will be glad to know that with what I firmly believe assistance from a higher power than earth can give, the trouble has been overcome and matters are now running smoothly again. When I receive the picture I shall take pleasure in hanging it in my room where it will be a perpetual reminder of the bond of union that exists between the kind friends who gave it and me. I will write to Professor Newcomer my appreciation of his beautiful sonnet. With heartfelt thanks, Your friend, Jane L. Stanford, |
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