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September 20, 1866
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VC Spec 1866-1867
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vassar:24233,,Box 64,VCL_Letters_Brown_Francis-Elizabeth_1866-1867_001
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: VCLLettersBrownFrancisElizabeth18661867001001
Vassar
Sept. 20, 1866.
Dear Girls—
We are in prison again, and wish very much to know if you desire to fulfill that promise made concerning the correspondence. - If so, won't you please write very soon to
Your distressed roommate-
Fannie E. B.
Neta and I are in "91 c." Eliza Talcott and sister in "d." Everybody sends love* and wants you back Come to Vassar Just now. "(Any other?!)".
Yours
Fanny.
My days are gliding.
[Frances Elisabeth Brown, spec. Jan. '66-67,
To Abigail L. and Caroline E. Slade, both spec. <65-66* at Fall River, Mass.]
Sept. 20, 1866.
Dear Girls—
We are in prison again, and wish very much to know if you desire to fulfill that promise made concerning the correspondence. - If so, won't you please write very soon to
Your distressed roommate-
Fannie E. B.
Neta and I are in "91 c." Eliza Talcott and sister in "d." Everybody sends love* and wants you back Come to Vassar Just now. "(Any other?!)".
Yours
Fanny.
My days are gliding.
[Frances Elisabeth Brown, spec. Jan. '66-67,
To Abigail L. and Caroline E. Slade, both spec. <65-66* at Fall River, Mass.]
