1
Now, dear H-- , Imustleave off, and sign my tickets.
2
You must come and see it before you die, dear H--.
3
Forgive me, my dear H- ,fornot having brought you the letter for Paris.
4
To return to Heath Farm and my dear H--.
5
Here is Monday, April 15th, Boston, my dear H--.
6
Pray for me, my dear H-- ,andGod bless you and give you strength and peace.
7
Good-by, and God bless you, my dear H--.
8
I am afraid we shall not come to Ireland this summer, after all, my dear H--.
9
It is now Monday morning, dear H-- ,andI am presently going to set off to the races.
10
Dear H-- ,thisis Saturday, the 14th, and 'tis now exactly three weeks since I began this letter.
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God bless you, dear H-- ;kissdear little A--for me, and remember me affectionately to all your people.
12
God bless you, dear H--.
13
My dear H-- ,onlyimagine my dismay; my father told me that after Easter I should have to play Lady Macbeth!
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Good-by, dear H-- ;writeme along "thank you" for this longest of mortal letters, and believe that I am your ever affectionate
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And now, dear H-- ,formyself, or ourselves, rather; for, as you may well suppose, my whole thoughts are taken up with our circumstances.
