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| − | + | Ralph [underlined] expects to go to Portland + Bangor this week. He is thinking some, in my opionion, of removing from this place, in the course of a year or two. He proposed to sell out his interest in the Store to me [underlined], in such a manner as that it might pass for a joke. But I think he would [underlined] sell, in earnest, if I would buy. Is it best for me to have anything more to do with shop keeping in Buckfield? | |
| − | + | Did you conclude to exchange your cloth for a coat? Here, comes Grandfather Long, early with his long cane, - on hand for Election. I pass-ed thro the village just now + met politicians of all colors. Tom. Bridgham + Amory Allen were having a nice little quarrel in the morning, so as to be cocked for the afternoon. the subject of dispute was, that Thom.s had reported, that he could prove, + would prove, after Election, by irreproachable witnesses, that E. Atwood sometime last winter, inquired of somebody in Portland, if he knew any place in the city where a man could | |
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Revision as of 17:25, 24 March 2017
Ralph [underlined] expects to go to Portland + Bangor this week. He is thinking some, in my opionion, of removing from this place, in the course of a year or two. He proposed to sell out his interest in the Store to me [underlined], in such a manner as that it might pass for a joke. But I think he would [underlined] sell, in earnest, if I would buy. Is it best for me to have anything more to do with shop keeping in Buckfield? Did you conclude to exchange your cloth for a coat? Here, comes Grandfather Long, early with his long cane, - on hand for Election. I pass-ed thro the village just now + met politicians of all colors. Tom. Bridgham + Amory Allen were having a nice little quarrel in the morning, so as to be cocked for the afternoon. the subject of dispute was, that Thom.s had reported, that he could prove, + would prove, after Election, by irreproachable witnesses, that E. Atwood sometime last winter, inquired of somebody in Portland, if he knew any place in the city where a man could