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William attends school regularly mother employees most of her time in spinning and I mine in...Write to us often for we are in much anxiety about you....I must close now that heaven may bless you....E.Hoyt 17). \"Dear Mother July 13, 1838, Hartford, [CT}\" 18). torn page and \"Darkness and Adversity.\" 19). \"Scene on a Winters Day\" 14 torn pages shown in photo. 20). \"On Trees\" 21). \"July 3, 1838.\" 22). \"Personification of a brook\" July 13, 1838 23). \"Personification of summer\" June 20, 1838 24). \"Bees\" July 27, 25). \"On Man\" Sept. 28, 1838 26). A visit to Trenton Falls, Mary Colgate makes entry, Amen or Ann Eliza Tarmen Bacon A Good middle name is that your honest opinion....If you don't believe you ought to Utica, Onnond'\" Mary Colgate. 28). \"On the dwelling house.\" 29). ink color changes \"Home, Home\" May 20, 1841. 30). \"It is the power of all to do good.\" May 20, 1842 31). \"What I should love to see, love to roam the wide world over.\" June 3, 1842 32). 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