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Correspondence from William Brooks Cabot to Fannie Hardy Eckstorm ca. 1930-1946, part 3
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| − | �not guessing. Dr. [?] | + | �not guessing. Dr. [?] idea was a guess, as he said: it is reasonable enough, but a long shot. |
Your meaning for [?] seems in as much danger from our [?] as any other name coming as the stream does where the Sheepscot first widens out. Moreover that [?] spelling is rather a Connecticut [?] form, + the [?] forms are quite nearer yours than ours are further East. The word is [?] here, Pacasant, [?], [?], [?], I am spelling from memory but that is how they go. I think old teaser Pocantico at Tarrytown N.Y. is simply the [?] Ice widening, for the Pocantico comes in there + no translate of a good many advanced has ever stuck. I haven't seen a horseback [?] in [?] thought on may be implied and should take [?] other side, beyond, meanings as referring to the Sheepscot. I doubt [?], big [?] with ridges, its a was for three, at least usually. In time I may have opinions on [?] [?] names, I haven't now. At least they are the sort you need an Indian for. In your place I owuld get hold of one. | Your meaning for [?] seems in as much danger from our [?] as any other name coming as the stream does where the Sheepscot first widens out. Moreover that [?] spelling is rather a Connecticut [?] form, + the [?] forms are quite nearer yours than ours are further East. The word is [?] here, Pacasant, [?], [?], [?], I am spelling from memory but that is how they go. I think old teaser Pocantico at Tarrytown N.Y. is simply the [?] Ice widening, for the Pocantico comes in there + no translate of a good many advanced has ever stuck. I haven't seen a horseback [?] in [?] thought on may be implied and should take [?] other side, beyond, meanings as referring to the Sheepscot. I doubt [?], big [?] with ridges, its a was for three, at least usually. In time I may have opinions on [?] [?] names, I haven't now. At least they are the sort you need an Indian for. In your place I owuld get hold of one. | ||
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�not guessing. Dr. [?] idea was a guess, as he said: it is reasonable enough, but a long shot.
Your meaning for [?] seems in as much danger from our [?] as any other name coming as the stream does where the Sheepscot first widens out. Moreover that [?] spelling is rather a Connecticut [?] form, + the [?] forms are quite nearer yours than ours are further East. The word is [?] here, Pacasant, [?], [?], [?], I am spelling from memory but that is how they go. I think old teaser Pocantico at Tarrytown N.Y. is simply the [?] Ice widening, for the Pocantico comes in there + no translate of a good many advanced has ever stuck. I haven't seen a horseback [?] in [?] thought on may be implied and should take [?] other side, beyond, meanings as referring to the Sheepscot. I doubt [?], big [?] with ridges, its a was for three, at least usually. In time I may have opinions on [?] [?] names, I haven't now. At least they are the sort you need an Indian for. In your place I owuld get hold of one.
Sincerely yours,
William B. Cabot