Letters of Mrs. James G. Blaine; 2
Letters of Mrs. James G. Blaine; 2
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Your Vesuvius letter came this morning. You should have had a third from me at Napoli. We are extremely interested in your ascent, and your poor dear of a Daddy said with firmness that he should never attempt it. I send a letter from W. W. P. It contained a whole newspaper page [182] Digitized by Google MRS. JAMES G. BLAINE about himself and Teaneck with cuts of himself and the family tomb in Connecticut. If the London Times is taken at the Quirinal, there is an interesting de- spatch anent the... letter, in Wednesday's issue. Annie has just made a cup of tea excellently well, which your Father and I have done justice to by drinking two cups apiece. Goodbye, with love, XI. S. S* To H.
Flobence» Sunday afternoon, Feby 19, 1888. ' Dbabest H., — Your letters are most welcome.
The last came yesterday and has now gone to Rome, Our days go by, if not as swiftly as evenly as the weaver's shuttle. We have^taken our regular morn- ing drive, have had breakfast and dejeuner, and now have the afternoon before us.
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Your Vesuvius letter came this morning. You should have had a third from me at Napoli. We are extremely interested in your ascent, and your poor dear of a Daddy said with firmness that he should never attempt it. I send a letter from W. W. P. It contained a whole newspaper page [182] Digitized by Google MRS. JAMES G. BLAINE about himself and Teaneck with cuts of himself and the family tomb in Connecticut. If the London Times is taken at the Quirinal, there is an interesting de- spatch anent the... letter, in Wednesday's issue. Annie has just made a cup of tea excellently well, which your Father and I have done justice to by drinking two cups apiece. Goodbye, with love, XI. S. S* To H.
Flobence» Sunday afternoon, Feby 19, 1888. ' Dbabest H., — Your letters are most welcome.
The last came yesterday and has now gone to Rome, Our days go by, if not as swiftly as evenly as the weaver's shuttle. We have^taken our regular morn- ing drive, have had breakfast and dejeuner, and now have the afternoon before us.
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