Letters to an American familyWith an introdby Lucy WBaxter and original drawings by Thackeray . ?J <? s M H ^ i ? ^ ** 4?f «v i i v J * <5 ^ <. h h H s < h w hh w EdO h 2 TO AN AMERICAN FAMILY IV Boston, Jan., 1853 MY dear Mrs. Baxter: Thank you foryour kind friendly wishes and for thewelcome you have given me—God bless you!How very, very kind you have been to me! Ithink the young girls write dear pretty letters;and as for the eldest, it is just possible you foundout what I thought of her. I wish I had nt sent away my aide de dreadfully lonely and dismal here—awfullyslippe
Letters to an American familyWith an introdby Lucy WBaxter and original drawings by Thackeray . ?J <? s M H ^ i ? ^ ** 4?f «v i i v J * <5 ^ <. h h H s < h w hh w EdO h 2 TO AN AMERICAN FAMILY IV Boston, Jan., 1853 MY dear Mrs. Baxter: Thank you foryour kind friendly wishes and for thewelcome you have given me—God bless you!How very, very kind you have been to me! Ithink the young girls write dear pretty letters;and as for the eldest, it is just possible you foundout what I thought of her. I wish I had nt sent away my aide de dreadfully lonely and dismal here—awfullyslippery in the streets. How can people go outto lectures in such weather? I was quite angrywith the audience for being so foolish last went to the Ticknors last night, and our talkfell on the Ms. H. and B.; and I mentioned howthe latter had introduced me to a family at NewYork—a family of the name of Baxter, and thegirls began such a laughter! They were on theother side of Lake George, it appears, last year,and he used to go over and pour out his soul tothem about Miss Baxter. The report was thathe was going to be married to her. Is he?
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