Autograph letter : [Cincinnati], to [Lafcadio Hearn], [1875-1877].

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Autograph letter : [Cincinnati], to [Lafcadio Hearn], [1875-1877].

Begging that he return the letters she sent the previous day, noting that he cannot have had time to burn them. Stating "I miss them warm on my heart, I miss the delight of talking to them, you cannot be so cruel to keep a little one away from loving arms, they are that to me, the creation of your mind, the all of you I can ever hope to cover with kisses and sweet tenderness."

1 item (2 p.) ; 17.3 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7904234

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