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Wise-Clark family papers, December 1864-February 1865
1864-12-04-Page 07
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But as I have not asked her if she would be ready by spring I cannot tell you anything definite at present. As the question has never been fairly "poped", she may back out when I would make an effort to bring her "up to time", it might then look to much like reality. Wednesday - This letter seems to be another of my protracted efforts. Since writing the above there has been a snow storm and we are now blessed with about four or five inches of snow. This is the second snow storm for us this winter I supposed the first simply to be the "Squaws winter" and have been looking in vain for the
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But as I have not asked her if she would be ready by spring I cannot tell you anything definite at present. As the question has never been fairly "poped", she may back out when I would make an effort to bring her "up to time", it might then look to much like reality. Wednesday - This letter seems to be another of my protracted efforts. Since writing the above there has been a snow storm and we are now blessed with about four or five inches of snow. This is the second snow storm for us this winter I supposed the first simply to be the "Squaws winter" and have been looking in vain for the
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