LENA W.

Nobody who writes to this Post-office Box need fear being laughed at. We

would not be so impolite, and we love to see our children's letters,

even when the little fingers have not learned to write so very well yet.

It took us a long time to learn how ourselves. We have not forgotten our

old copy-books, in which "Practice makes perfect" was so often set at

the head of the page. For some reasons, it is very pleasant to live in

New York, little Lena; but for others, we are quite sure it is equally

desirable to live where your home is. You can learn "grand things"

everywhere, if you try hard enough.

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