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| + | Jan 6/35 | ||
| + | Dear Mrs Eckstorm, | ||
| + | Thanks for the [illegible]. I began to think something had happened to you, not hearing for so long. | ||
| + | I haven't done much, [illegible] Thomas[?] | ||
| + | I was done with the business but it is waking up a little, maybe. | ||
| + | Your macheyony[?] seems good. I see D-L has knee, elbow + bad[underlined] clay[underlined]. Curiously the form for knee holds practically without change in the Cree[underlined] dialects, + these are about the farthest away of any I have[?] from our N. England ones. | ||
| + | Am interested in your location of Marrosheen[?], + enclose a copy of my (quite unstudied) Marrosheen[?] slip[?]. My first guess is for a black-mud tide place. It's rather odd, finding that mov[?][underlined] in the Algonquin, which is | ||
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�447 Jan 6/35 Dear Mrs Eckstorm, Thanks for the [illegible]. I began to think something had happened to you, not hearing for so long. I haven't done much, [illegible] Thomas[?] I was done with the business but it is waking up a little, maybe. Your macheyony[?] seems good. I see D-L has knee, elbow + bad[underlined] clay[underlined]. Curiously the form for knee holds practically without change in the Cree[underlined] dialects, + these are about the farthest away of any I have[?] from our N. England ones. Am interested in your location of Marrosheen[?], + enclose a copy of my (quite unstudied) Marrosheen[?] slip[?]. My first guess is for a black-mud tide place. It's rather odd, finding that mov[?][underlined] in the Algonquin, which is