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Clara Vinson Weaver's letters to husband James B. Weaver, 1862-1864

1862-05-20 Page 06

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6 happy, & how I do love to love you. I know you have no doubt of the fact, & it makes you happy too. Just kiss me real good once it is so long since you did. I will not now draw my hand away but will return the kiss four fold. Well, Mrs Coles Pa starts home tomorrow & I must go up to see him a little while, also get Jimmies hat which she has made. Will finish after I get back, & tell you how she is. Wednesday 21st Yesterday it rained so I did not get my letter to the office. I Am sorry, for I am as much disappointed in not getting my letters started regularly as you are in not getting them for I know it is a great pleasure to here from us at home, & I Am sorry to be the cause of such disappointment. Well Weaver to say I want to see you & that I love you is an old story as Mrs B. said but yet it is one which never wears out, as rather it never does to us, does it? I imagine you say No, No
 
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