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Mr. Kenneth L. Roberts, | Mr. Kenneth L. Roberts, | ||
Kennebunk Beach, Maine. | Kennebunk Beach, Maine. | ||
| − | Dear Mr. Roberts;The Bureau of Ethnology | + | Dear Mr. Roberts;- |
| − | + | The Bureau of Ethnology Report and The Private Soldier under Washington have just arrived. We have renewed The Administration of the Revolutionary Army and have written to Boston asking for a renewal of Tryon's Health and Happiness. | |
| − | arrived. We have renewed The Administration of the Revolutionary | + | I found a Paul Lunt's Diary in one of the volumes of the Massachusetts Historical Society Proceedings and sent it to you. I hope that it is the one which you wanted. |
| − | Army and have written to Boston asking for a renewal of | ||
| − | Tryon's Health and Happiness. | ||
| − | I found a Paul | ||
| − | of the Massachusetts Historical Society Proceedings and | ||
| − | sent it to you. | ||
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| − | I hope that it is the one which you wanted. | ||
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Wouldn't you like to live on a island? I am sure | Wouldn't you like to live on a island? I am sure | ||
| − | that many of the Maine islands are a quiet as the Pink | + | that many of the Maine islands are a quiet as the Pink Castle. But dampish, this weather. |
| − | Castle. | ||
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| − | But dampish, this weather. | ||
Sincerely yours, | Sincerely yours, | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:35, 23 March 2017
COPY
July 17, 1933
Mr. Kenneth L. Roberts, Kennebunk Beach, Maine. Dear Mr. Roberts;- The Bureau of Ethnology Report and The Private Soldier under Washington have just arrived. We have renewed The Administration of the Revolutionary Army and have written to Boston asking for a renewal of Tryon's Health and Happiness. I found a Paul Lunt's Diary in one of the volumes of the Massachusetts Historical Society Proceedings and sent it to you. I hope that it is the one which you wanted. Wouldn't you like to live on a island? I am sure that many of the Maine islands are a quiet as the Pink Castle. But dampish, this weather. Sincerely yours,