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| + | Auburn April 19 1883 | ||
| + | Dear Husband | ||
| + | I suppose by this time you are anssious to hear from little Charlie he is much better He has had his cloth's on for the first time for three weeks his body is nothing but a little frame of bones with skin drawn over them Poor little fellow I thought one spell we [?] [?] him His appetite is good we have hard work to keep him from eating to much I am very sorry to hear your health is so poor hope when you get home I shal be able to nurs you up so you will get better The time is passing away Two weeks more than I shal sea you I am in [?] | ||
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� Auburn April 19 1883 Dear Husband I suppose by this time you are anssious to hear from little Charlie he is much better He has had his cloth's on for the first time for three weeks his body is nothing but a little frame of bones with skin drawn over them Poor little fellow I thought one spell we [?] [?] him His appetite is good we have hard work to keep him from eating to much I am very sorry to hear your health is so poor hope when you get home I shal be able to nurs you up so you will get better The time is passing away Two weeks more than I shal sea you I am in [?]