WILLIAM HENRY.

P.S. When you send a box don’t send very many clothes in it, but send

goodies. I tell you things taste good when a feller’s away from his

folks. Dorry’s father had a picture taken of Dorry’s little dog and sent

it to him, and it looks just as natural as some boys. Tell Aunt Phebe’s

little Tommy he may sail my boat once. ’T is put away up garret in that

corner where I keep things, side of that great long-handled thing,

grandmother’s warming-pan. I mean that little sloop boat I had when I’s

a little feller.

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