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ceedingly uneasy about my dar | ceedingly uneasy about my dar | ||
ling Mother, but I read the [pg?] what | ling Mother, but I read the [pg?] what | ||
| − | she said about herself | + | she said about herself and she seems |
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| + | [uneasiness?] so I have determined | ||
| + | not to allow myself to be so, but you | ||
| + | must write as often and as soon as | ||
| + | you can so as to let me hear. I have | ||
| + | made various efforts to get letters | ||
| + | to some of you since the fall of Rich | ||
| + | mond but doubt whether any of | ||
| + | them have reached you. People in this | ||
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[Blenheim?] May 14th
Your most welcome letter of the 28th darling Nina, enclosing Fath- ers and Mothers notes arrived yesterday how I cant - [?] you. It was sent to me from a free negroes house near here but however it came it was most welcome. It made me at first ex- ceedingly uneasy about my dar ling Mother, but I read the [pg?] what she said about herself and she seems to think there is no cause for my [uneasiness?] so I have determined not to allow myself to be so, but you must write as often and as soon as you can so as to let me hear. I have made various efforts to get letters to some of you since the fall of Rich mond but doubt whether any of them have reached you. People in this
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