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1869-02-14 Page 3

says that I must tell you if nothing
happens. I will go, but I say a good
deal of money will have to happen along
before I can go- perhaps Y- had
better go- I felt very much disapp-
ointed when mother didn't write
as if she would come home this
Spring - I expect Y- will move
her things up here this week - Mrs
Winkler is going to move back with,
May, and she has to find some place
on same accounts - I'd just as lief
she would be here but of course
on same I would rather not - but then
it is my duty, it will fill up the
house completely- All the objections 
that Mr. Geoffrey had was that we
quarreled- but Y- thinks she would
be a great deal happier and wouldn't
feel so cross- I think she has had a hard
time at Winklers she has been up here
every Sat night and slept other nights
where she has served - I shall have

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says that I must tell you if nothing happens. I will go, but I say a good deal of money will have to happen along before I can go- perhaps Y- had better go- I felt very much disapp- ointed when mother didn't write as if she would come home this Spring - I expect Y- will move her things up here this week - Mrs Winkler is going to move back with, May, and she has to find some place on same accounts - I'd just as lief she would be here but of course on same I would rather not - but then it is my duty, it will fill up the house completely- All the objections that Mr. Geoffrey had was that we quarreled- but Y- thinks she would be a great deal happier and wouldn't feel so cross- I think she has had a hard time at Winklers she has been up here every Sat night and slept other nights where she has served - I shall have