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March 20th 1866
My dear father
I wonder if it is any use to talk to Henry about his dreadful habits of unpunctuality. I feel the evil consequences of it more here than I ever did at home. I am almost afraid to say anything for lear he will not come for fear of the dreadful lecture he will get when he does come if he ever does-
Sunday I went to Poughkeepsle to Church. There were no omnibuses engaged to come, and we walked
You must get all the improvements made before I come home so as to
surprise me for it would indeed if you should. I must close this letter
now and considering that you have had two letters in answer to yours
I think you ought to answer soon.
Your affectionate
daughter Helen.