| page_0001Gowanda July 27, 1856
Dear Bob.
Why in the St dont
Frank answer my letters. I wrote to
him long long ago, and as yet no
reply [spurr?] him [upp?] for me.
I was most happy on receiving you
letter for it solved some of
the many doubts which I have
had of your sanity indeed Bob
it pained me very much to think
you was an Egotist, and now that
I preceive my mistake I crave your
pardon for the little pains I
took last winter to make my self
agreable to you howeve let
bye gones be bye gones and now
we'd shake hands for a long
continued Friendship on equal
grounds. I never worked as hard
as now. The Fire makes all things | page_0001Gowanda July 27, 1856
Dear Bob.
Why in the St dont
Frank answer my letters. I wrote to
him long long ago, and as yet no
reply [illegible] him [illegible] for me.
I was most happy on receiving you
letter for it solved some of
the many doubts which I have
had of your sanity indeed Bob
it pained me very much to think
you was an Egotist, and now that
I preceive my mistake I crave your
pardon for the little pains I
took last winter to make my self
agreable to you howeve let
bye gones be bye gones and now
we'd shake hands for a long
continued Friendship on equal
grounds. I never worked as hard
as now. The Fire makes all things |
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