The Harrington Letters
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Your other two aunts 9 and many of our friends came in an hour or two to congratulate us and inquire after you. The general question is, "When will he come home?" I wish I had the power of answering this question with certainty. I think it must be next winter, by the first of January at farthest and as much sooner as can be with propriety.
We are again in the house that we first came to in Fay- etteville. The brick castle did not please us or rather the situation of it was disagreeable. The hou...se and lot where we now are we all think much more pleasant, and as our family is now as small as you wish it (only Aunt E. And two little fices) the house does well enough. I would give you the news of the town if I could, but it generally passes my ear without fixing on my memory. There is no great alteration in Fayetteville since you left it. As soon as it was known that your letter was rec d and that you were cer- tainly safe-landed, a number of your old comrades to wit John McRae, John Wright, James Alves, Wm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your other two aunts 9 and many of our friends came in an hour or two to congratulate us and inquire after you. The general question is, "When will he come home?" I wish I had the power of answering this question with certainty. I think it must be next winter, by the first of January at farthest and as much sooner as can be with propriety.
We are again in the house that we first came to in Fay- etteville. The brick castle did not please us or rather the situation of it was disagreeable. The hou...se and lot where we now are we all think much more pleasant, and as our family is now as small as you wish it (only Aunt E. And two little fices) the house does well enough. I would give you the news of the town if I could, but it generally passes my ear without fixing on my memory. There is no great alteration in Fayetteville since you left it. As soon as it was known that your letter was rec d and that you were cer- tainly safe-landed, a number of your old comrades to wit John McRae, John Wright, James Alves, Wm.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Mcgilbert Wagstaff to read onlineMoreLess
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