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Outgoing correspondence to family, Everett family papers, 1852-1870s
Outgoing correspondence to family, Everett family papers, 1852-1870s
Outgoing correspondence to family, Everett family papers, 1852-1870s
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Outgoing correspondence to family, Everett family papers, 1852-1870s
Title
Outgoing correspondence to family, Everett family papers, 1852-1870s
Date
1852-1870s
Language
English
,
Welsh
Subjects
Abolitionists
,
Brothers and sisters
,
Congregational churches
Extent
6.9 linear feet (16.5 boxes)
Format
Correspondence
User-Contributed Transcription
Norfolk, Feb. 26, 1870My darling,Don't let anyone laugh at that, for I feel just like calling you so. I am hoping to hear that you are no worse for your visit to Turin. Your letter from there was very welcome.This little bud is from the "Burning Bush." Doesn't it look like an apple blossom? On the shrub the blossoms are much redder, this blossomed on a sprig I picked, after it had been in our room over a week, and it is pale. I got it in the cemetery. One of my scholars, a quiet, sensible girl, about 18 years old, was with me. We went also into the colored people's burying ground. O, it was touch to see so many graves without stones: often there would be a little low board slab shaped like a tombstone. Here and there somecrosstextto Norfolk (they lived some way out in the country) and left to shift for themselves. I asked if they would like to be put back again. No indeed, they would rather be free! They also pay $4 rent for one cold little room.I fear this proves to be a sad letter. The little bud must act as cheer I will also put in some sprigs of evergreeen we got at the same time and if I come across them some pressed blossoms of the Burning Bush. I saw one first in bud. It was all covered. I thought them berries, but in a few days they opened and O it was beautiful. It blossoms before it leaves out. We have had bitter cold weather for
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Archival Collection Title
Everett family papers
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Call Number
Midwest MS Everett Box 10 Folder 383
BibID
998218028805867
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No Copyright - United States
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07/05/2016
Filename
998218028805867_mms_everett_ser_01_box_10_fl_383_033_01.tif
Unique Identifier
NL1G1DQ
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