[Letter, Wayland, 11 Feb. 1876]. 1876.

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[Letter, Wayland, 11 Feb. 1876]. 1876.

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A note written in response to a gift of flowers in which she comments on her loneliness, the death of her husband and the necessity of closing up her old house.

1 item in folder ; 23 x 31 cm.

Boston Athenaeum

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