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�sick ones to look after Most part of the
 
�sick ones to look after Most part of the
time is is an awful life to life such an
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time it is an awful life to live such an
 
one as I do not want to live and do not
 
one as I do not want to live and do not
mean to more than my three months if Mabine &
+
mean to more than my three months if Mabine &
 
Lyman caculates to come down to Portland before we
 
Lyman caculates to come down to Portland before we
go they must come soon you must act your own
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go they must come soon you must act your own
discrestion about there coming I should be glad
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discrestion about there coming I should be glad
 
to see you all down here if I was able but I
 
to see you all down here if I was able but I
am not able pleas receive Miss Nash with kindness
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am not able pleas receive Miss Nash with kindness
she has been here to see her brother she appears to
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she has been here to see her brother she appears to
be a fine girl she took right hold of work her
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be a fine girl she took right hold of work her
self and done the right thing some of the lades
+
self and done the right thing some of the lades
 
that come here appears to have a great deal of  
 
that come here appears to have a great deal of  
 
simpathy for the soldier but will not do a
 
simpathy for the soldier but will not do a
thing themselves we have a plenty of such we do
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thing themselves we have a plenty of such we do
not want them here there is work to be done
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not want them here there is work to be done
we have to have somebody to do it tell Mabine that
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we have to have somebody to do it tell Mabine that
 
one of the Ross girls that married a Stevens is
 
one of the Ross girls that married a Stevens is
here taking care [inserted] of her Husband she says she nows Mabine
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here taking ["care" inserted] of her Husband she says she nows Mabine
& Laura Mr & Mrs French from Auburn is here
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& Laura Mr & Mrs French from Auburn is here
Stuart & Matron it is groing late I must
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Stuart & Matron it is groing late I must
bid you good night pleas write as soon as
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bid you good night pleas write as soon as
possible so good night yours in Hast
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possible so good night yours in Hast
 
Mrs Maryann Wright  Horace Wright
 
Mrs Maryann Wright  Horace Wright

Revision as of 11:18, 2 November 2018

�sick ones to look after Most part of the time it is an awful life to live such an one as I do not want to live and do not mean to more than my three months if Mabine & Lyman caculates to come down to Portland before we go they must come soon you must act your own discrestion about there coming I should be glad to see you all down here if I was able but I am not able pleas receive Miss Nash with kindness she has been here to see her brother she appears to be a fine girl she took right hold of work her self and done the right thing some of the lades that come here appears to have a great deal of simpathy for the soldier but will not do a thing themselves we have a plenty of such we do not want them here there is work to be done we have to have somebody to do it tell Mabine that one of the Ross girls that married a Stevens is here taking ["care" inserted] of her Husband she says she nows Mabine & Laura Mr & Mrs French from Auburn is here Stuart & Matron it is groing late I must bid you good night pleas write as soon as possible so good night yours in Hast Mrs Maryann Wright Horace Wright