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July 10^th^ [187]8

Dear Sir

I have been instructed to ask you whether
there is any objection to the removal of the marble
slab which is at the entrance of your lot, as it is
considered as contrary to the provisions of your deed.

Very respectfully

J.W. Lovering

Dr. C H Browne
Boston

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