Calamus
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It will not inter est you much only as something coming from me. I think of you very often, dearest comrade, and with more calmness than when I was there. I find it first rate to think of you, Pete, and to know that yau are there all right and that I shall return and we will be together again. I don t know what I should do if I hadn t you to 36 LETTERS OF 1868 think of and look forward to. Tell Tom Hassett, on No, 7, that I wish to be remembered to him particular. Pete. I hope this will find yo...u entirely well of your cold. I am glad to hear that your mother is all right of her cold. This is the time of year when they are apt to be pretty trouble some. I should like to have seen that match played between the Nationals and Olympic.
II New York, 29 Sept. , 1868. DEAR BOY PETE. It is splendid here to-day and I am feeling first rate. We have had quite a dark and rainy spell, but now the pros pect is good weather, clear sky, bright sun, coolish and no dust. I shall spend an hour or two on the river to day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will not inter est you much only as something coming from me. I think of you very often, dearest comrade, and with more calmness than when I was there. I find it first rate to think of you, Pete, and to know that yau are there all right and that I shall return and we will be together again. I don t know what I should do if I hadn t you to 36 LETTERS OF 1868 think of and look forward to. Tell Tom Hassett, on No, 7, that I wish to be remembered to him particular. Pete. I hope this will find yo...u entirely well of your cold. I am glad to hear that your mother is all right of her cold. This is the time of year when they are apt to be pretty trouble some. I should like to have seen that match played between the Nationals and Olympic.
II New York, 29 Sept. , 1868. DEAR BOY PETE. It is splendid here to-day and I am feeling first rate. We have had quite a dark and rainy spell, but now the pros pect is good weather, clear sky, bright sun, coolish and no dust. I shall spend an hour or two on the river to day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitman Walt to read onlineMoreLess
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