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ble enough. Well, you have been
was a great happiness and very
little trouble. You have been
spared serious illness, mercifully
both to yourself and us and
you have given us no anxiety, all
which we gratefully and lovingly
remember.

Tell Lyle that though it is
his regular turn, he must be
content for a while to stand out
of his letter. I wrote to Mamma
yesterday so have very little
news. I greatly miss Mamma's