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| − | J a | + | I advise [underline] you to endeavor,k by all honorable con= |
| + | duct, to gain the approbation + favor of the Firm of | ||
| + | J. N.? Denison + Co. + each member thereof, particularly of Mr. Denison. [most of the prior sentence is underlined]. When I go to Boston, if I find you | ||
| + | suit your place well, I shall try to gain, of the firm, as favorable terms for you, as the Blodgetts offend [?]. If I can do this, and if your health shall not suffer, I shall | ||
| + | be satisfied that you are doing well. | ||
| + | Don't my old pen wear well? If I should not use | ||
| + | up this old quill any faster than I have done since | ||
| + | I commenced my correspondence with you, allowing | ||
| + | I write over 2 sheets of paper a day, it would last 2 years. [last two words underlined]. To do the same amount of writing with steel pens, would | ||
| + | require a [Gron?] of the best. This pen answers one conven | ||
| + | ient purpose, that is, as subject to write about [last four words underlined] in | ||
| + | the absence of something more important. | ||
| + | Evening. Small + I husked corn in the barn | ||
| + | as long as we could see. Think how cosily we sat + | ||
| + | husked + talked. I think he will not leave Buck | ||
| + | field after all. He and his wife, particularly his | ||
| + | wife, are very much attached to this people of this' | ||
| + | place. I did expect a letter from you, some, today. I | ||
| + | heard, today, of you that [you ?] was doing well + that | ||
| + | you was a good boy. I am better pleased to hear this [underlined] than | ||
| + | I should be to hear that a large sum of money had been | ||
| + | bequeathed to me. There is no earthly good that | ||
| + | I desire so much as the prosperity + happiness of my | ||
| + | children. John Davis comes up to the table when I am writing | ||
| + | with a big straw hat on, + says give my love to Zadoc + J. A. D. | ||
| − | + | Good night [underlined] | |
| − | + | Z. Long | |
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Latest revision as of 18:14, 27 September 2017
I advise [underline] you to endeavor,k by all honorable con= duct, to gain the approbation + favor of the Firm of J. N.? Denison + Co. + each member thereof, particularly of Mr. Denison. [most of the prior sentence is underlined]. When I go to Boston, if I find you suit your place well, I shall try to gain, of the firm, as favorable terms for you, as the Blodgetts offend [?]. If I can do this, and if your health shall not suffer, I shall be satisfied that you are doing well.
Don't my old pen wear well? If I should not use
up this old quill any faster than I have done since I commenced my correspondence with you, allowing I write over 2 sheets of paper a day, it would last 2 years. [last two words underlined]. To do the same amount of writing with steel pens, would require a [Gron?] of the best. This pen answers one conven ient purpose, that is, as subject to write about [last four words underlined] in the absence of something more important.
Evening. Small + I husked corn in the barn
as long as we could see. Think how cosily we sat + husked + talked. I think he will not leave Buck field after all. He and his wife, particularly his wife, are very much attached to this people of this' place. I did expect a letter from you, some, today. I heard, today, of you that [you ?] was doing well + that you was a good boy. I am better pleased to hear this [underlined] than I should be to hear that a large sum of money had been bequeathed to me. There is no earthly good that
I desire so much as the prosperity + happiness of my
children. John Davis comes up to the table when I am writing with a big straw hat on, + says give my love to Zadoc + J. A. D.
Good night [underlined] Z. Long