“Dear Brother,—. . . I should take it as a very great favour if you would send me up the quarter of sheet of paper that my mother made you write on the first of January. Though you can make nothing of it, perhaps I should, or should fancy I did. It would be a gratification to me.
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“I thank you very much for the turkeys. They contributed to our cheerfulness and enjoyments in this social season. Mat. brought his to our house, and we ate it together, with two or three friends. Joe should have been of the party, but was prevented by business.
“I approve by all means of continuing my mother’s subscription to the meeting, as long as she lives. Remember me respectfully to Mr Sykes.
“We are all well here. My wife desires to join in kind remembrances to all, with,—Yours very affectionately,
