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napkins up here that I promised to mark, and
I began them to-day, guess I've got a lengthier job
than I thought, for [M?] is such a big letter, [insert]What a mess I've made of it, That is a em[/insert] but I like to
make it. I wonder how thee has spent to-day, pretty
comfortably I hope. Don't feel sorry about the
paper folders - I dont - believe we can sell them.
We'll folder our friends and I hope I have im-
proved by painting them. The clock tells the
hour for retiring and I must stop. My own dear
love my precious husband {kiss sign]. God bless thee, dear, Thine.
Tuesday evening. Dear, dear husband. I cannot get
along without writing a word to thee every night.
It is pretty good to have such a way to talk to
thee and yet we should get on faster if we
could see each other five minutes. Don't we
wish we could, dear. I am not unhappy but I
do miss thee everywhere, "Life of my soul" - thee is in-
deed. The day has passed pleasantly. I don't
believe my husband has been out of my
thoughts many miutes at a time. How can
he be when he is so my - Everything. Dear love,
I hope thee has had a decent day - a hard and
trying one I know it has been if spent among