Typed copy of a portion of an autograph letter : Norwood, to W.H. Harrison, 1862 Aug. 6.

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Typed copy of a portion of an autograph letter : Norwood, to W.H. Harrison, 1862 Aug. 6.

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Reporting that he continues sadly invalided. The Domecqs are at Denmark Hill, where he dines twice a week, and they are content ... The Richmonds have been with them for several Sunday dinners. They would be happy to see Mr. Harrison next Sunday, "Please God we are able." He expects his son on September 2 [Margaret Ruskin's birthday] but only for a fortnight. Mrs. Ruskin's ability to walk has not improved, and he fears will not--"but her health thank God is pretty good."

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