DEAR SISTER:

We got here Tuesday evening and are now pretty well settled. Can we not

expect Mr. Corbin, you, Mary and two children down to spend a few days

with us as soon as the latter arrives? If Mary does not come now, it is

not probable that she will get East again this summer. You can see just

as much of her here as you could at your own house; so I think the best

arrangement will be for you to come immediately here and all spend the

time together at the Branch. I will go up to meet you in the harbor if

informed in time.

Yours truly,

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