Letters from Frances to Louise- May 1 and 3, 1901
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Title
Letters from Frances to Louise- May 1 and 3, 1901
Description
Letters from Frances Parkinson Keyes to Louise Fuller Johnson
Creator
Frances Wheeler
Source
From the collection of Frances Parkinson Keyes Papers, Special Collections, University of Vermont Library.
Date
1901-05-01
Contributor
Caitlin Blake
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May 1, 1901
Dear Mamma,
Mrs. Cook showed me the letter this morning, saying you cannot come out tomorrow. I hope you are not ill! If I am all right, I will come and lunch with you, as I ought to go to the Old South afterwards.
I have been embroidering all the morning, and find that you have all the yellow and green floss. If I can't come tomorrow, won't you please bring them when you come?
Last night Nelly brought in this large and interesting box which had come by express.' I had my hopes all raised for maple-sugar or candy to have it turn out to be malt! I took it before I went to bed, and at breakfast, like a sweet lamb.
Hoping to see you Friday at the latest.
Very affectionately,
Frances
Wednesday morning
Dear Mamma,
Mrs. Cook showed me the letter this morning, saying you cannot come out tomorrow. I hope you are not ill! If I am all right, I will come and lunch with you, as I ought to go to the Old South afterwards.
I have been embroidering all the morning, and find that you have all the yellow and green floss. If I can't come tomorrow, won't you please bring them when you come?
Last night Nelly brought in this large and interesting box which had come by express.' I had my hopes all raised for maple-sugar or candy to have it turn out to be malt! I took it before I went to bed, and at breakfast, like a sweet lamb.
Hoping to see you Friday at the latest.
Very affectionately,
Frances
Wednesday morning