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| − | " | + | "Michiganders" contending with |
| − | the | + | the [?] of the forest! |
| − | + | But still Mrs. S. has | |
| − | But still Mrs. S. has | + | an excellent Piano & I |
| − | an | + | played ad libitum. [ At ones pleasure.] |
| − | + | ||
| − | |||
[two small x marks on the page] | [two small x marks on the page] | ||
| − | Last night with | + | Last night with |
| − | a lively male (male) | + | a lively male (male) I attended |
church at Harlem | church at Harlem | ||
| − | + | Mrs. Keyes rowed us over | |
| − | Mrs. Keyes rowed us over | + | & Mary Ann delighted us |
| − | with rapidly | + | with rapidly & richly drawn |
sketches from the Portfolio of | sketches from the Portfolio of | ||
her checkered life | her checkered life | ||
| − | + | "I'se the only woman | |
| − | "I'se the only woman | ||
that could go away "Billy | that could go away "Billy | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 20 January 2019
"Michiganders" contending with the [?] of the forest!
But still Mrs. S. has
an excellent Piano & I played ad libitum. [ At ones pleasure.]
[two small x marks on the page]
Last night with
a lively male (male) I attended church at Harlem
Mrs. Keyes rowed us over
& Mary Ann delighted us with rapidly & richly drawn sketches from the Portfolio of her checkered life
"I'se the only woman
that could go away "Billy