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Correspondence from William Brooks Cabot to Fannie Hardy Eckstorm ca. 1930-1946, part 4
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| − | + | �for me. I was giving a dollar apiece for letter (to be) written to me in the language, + eventually got some. The best had been dictated to a white scribe. I could work them out, though there would be some one phrase too idiomatic for me. Those were the days. | |
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| + | I am glad you have closed your chapter of household accidents. [?] come more fashionably, by another car. I haven't heard from J.E.L. for awhile but owe a letter. | ||
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| + | Sincerely yours, | ||
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| + | W.B. Cabor | ||
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�for me. I was giving a dollar apiece for letter (to be) written to me in the language, + eventually got some. The best had been dictated to a white scribe. I could work them out, though there would be some one phrase too idiomatic for me. Those were the days.
I am glad you have closed your chapter of household accidents. [?] come more fashionably, by another car. I haven't heard from J.E.L. for awhile but owe a letter.
Sincerely yours,
W.B. Cabor