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Sep 15, 2020 MikeH Sep 15, 2020 MikeH Sep 08, 2020 shashathree Nov 17, 2017 Stanford University Archives	Untitled Page 6 [right side] Cottage B. Sherrys Narragansett Pier Sept 18th 94 I hope you are quite well my dear Mrs Stanford, we have all talked of you and I have often thought of you and hoped you have passed the summer comfortably. I have had a very happy summer here with first Col Fred and family and then my Nellie (my white dove) [left side] and her son and daughter. They too are sweet and gentle as are Freds children. Nellie is now in Washing- ton, where she writes since she has secured a pretty little house with a nice sunny room for (dear mama) me, with her own room next it where we can enjoy an early cup of tea. This is a pleasant antiscipation [sic] is it not? and dear Mrs Stanford I am sure you will think with me	Untitled Page 6 [right side] Cottage B. Sherrys Narragansett Pier Sept 18th 94 I hope you are quite well my dear Mrs Stanford, we have all talked of you and I have often thought of you and hoped you have passed the summer comfortably. I have had a very happy summer here with first Col Fred and family and then my Nellie (my white dove) [left side] and her son and daughter. They too are sweet and gentle as are Freds children. Nellie is now in Washing- ton, where she writes since she has secured a pretty little house with a nice sunny room for (dear mama) me, with her own room next it where we can enjoy an early cup of tea. This is a pleasant antiscipation [sic] is it not? and dear Mrs Stanford I am sure you will think with me

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