Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 293
nd whenthe girl was putting away my clean clothes, itjumped out and scared her, and she screamedlike a house afire. She is a stupid girl, anyway; but Aunt Caroline said I must take it outto the barn, or her nerves would be destroyed.I have found two or three strange moths — oneof them a beauty,… … THERE ARE SOME WOODS THAT REMIND ME OF HOME, AND I WALK THERE OFTEN. I must stop now. I hope Baby is all rightagain. Your affectionate son, Philip Strong. v. from edith. Bywood, July 20.Ownest Mama: First I will say that Mayand Agatha are both sitting here beside me, asgood as kittens, shelling…
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