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Letter from Agnes Martin to Edwin S. Martin 11/5/1885
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- Agnes Clara Alford
- Edwin Stanton Martin Sr
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Document ID:
788
Document Date:
Year of 1885
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Annika Lindsey
Posted Date:
August 28, 2023
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Document Title:
Letter from Agnes Martin to Edwin S. Martin 11/5/1885
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Pueblo Nov 5/85
Edwin S. Martin
317 Prospect Ld.
Cleveland
O.
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Document Title:
Letter from Agnes Martin to Edwin S. Martin 11/5/1885
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Dear Darling–
Kittie is going to the Post Office and I will send you a line. I am feeling much better today am keeping more quiet am not going out only to my meals. Baby is out driving with the gentlemen of the house he just <> the hearts of everybody over at Mrs Sallecks they will ruin him they all make so much of him Mrs Salleck was in the yard with him this morning and in the most serious manner he informed her that unless she put her hat on she would <>
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Document Title:
Letter from Agnes Martin to Edwin S. Martin 11/5/1885
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<>. How they all laughed. He takes <worlds> of <comfort> with his little cart as is getting as <brown> as a <bear> he is going to do <> here. I do not feel so lonely today the sun shine so lovely here that we can not stay gloomy. I have not heard from you as yet. The Post Office is a block from here so we <get> and wait at the office. Address me <> Pueblo Col– shall write to your <> in a day or so dear precious lover Goodbye if you go to Lancaster dont forget about your picture it <would> please me <>– Martin
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