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Tenafly Oct 18th
[1874]
Dear Paulina,
I am delighted to know that we are to have so good an opportunity to send Theodores trunk direct to Paris We shall have it marked Wilbur W. Woodward.
Paris
France and go with it straight to the steamer I think my son will find him out. I want you to send some copies of your history and my sketch of you. I gave away the only printed copy I had. You could overhaul it if it does not suit you, and put in just what you prefer. Theodore and Mme La Goff
intend to write some sketches of the women of our movement for the french papers. I shall send them a copy “Eminent women and as you are not there I want the imperfect one I made for the Golden Age sent to them. Don’t fail to send some of your histories, and some of your photographs*. I am glad you have decided to stay at home you will be so much more comfortable. Yes Bob and I will make you a good long visit during the winter sometime and we will write sketches I should like to see Kate when she returns. These Boston people are catching it in the western papers. Bob improves daily.
Good night lovingly yours. E.C.S.
*For Mrs. Crawford Mme LaGoff. and Richer
Alma Lutz Collection
Stanton 1.12
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Tenafly Oct 18th
(1874)
Dear Paulina,
I am delighted to know that we are to have so good an opportunity to send Theodore’s trunk direct to Paris. We shall have it marked Wilbur W. Woodward
Paris
France & go with it straight to the steamer. I think my son will find him out. I want you to send some copies of your history & my sketch of you. I gave away the only printed copy I had. You could overhaul it if it does not suit you, & put in just what you prefer. Theodore & Mme. LaGeff intend to write some sketches of the women of our movement for the french papers. I shall send them a copy “Eminent Women” & as you are not there I want the imperfect one I made for the Golden Age sent to them. Don’t fail to send some of your histories, & some of your photographs*. I am glad you have decided to stay at home. You will be so much more comfortable. Yes Bob & I will make you a good long visit during the winter sometime & we will write sketches. I should like to see Kate when she returns. These Boston people are catching it in the western papers. Bob improves daily.
Goodnight,
Lovingly yours
E.C.S.
* for Mrs. Hanaford, Mme. LaGeff. & Richer.
Tenafly Oct 18th
[1874]
Dear Paulina,
I am delighted to know that we are to have so good an opportunity to send Theodores trunk direct to Paris We shall have it marked Wilbur W. Woodward.
Paris
France and go with it straight to the steamer I think my son will find him out. I want you to send some copies of your history and my sketch of you. I gave away the only printed copy I had. You could overhaul it if it does not suit you, and put in just what you prefer. Theodore and Mme La Goff
intend to write some sketches of the women of our movement for the french papers. I shall send them a copy “Eminent women and as you are not there I want the imperfect one I made for the Golden Age sent to them. Don’t fail to send some of your histories, and some of your photographs*. I am glad you have decided to stay at home you will be so much more comfortable. Yes Bob and I will make you a good long visit during the winter sometime and we will write sketches I should like to see Kate when she returns. These Boston people are catching it in the western papers. Bob improves daily.
Good night lovingly yours. E.C.S.
*For Mrs. Crawford Mme LaGoff. and Richer
Alma Lutz Collection
Stanton 1.12
COPY
Tenafly Oct 18th
(1874)
Dear Paulina,
I am delighted to know that we are to have so good an opportunity to send Theodore’s trunk direct to Paris. We shall have it marked Wilbur W. Woodward
Paris
France & go with it straight to the steamer. I think my son will find him out. I want you to send some copies of your history & my sketch of you. I gave away the only printed copy I had. You could overhaul it if it does not suit you, & put in just what you prefer. Theodore & Mme. LaGeff intend to write some sketches of the women of our movement for the french papers. I shall send them a copy “Eminent Women” & as you are not there I want the imperfect one I made for the Golden Age sent to them. Don’t fail to send some of your histories, & some of your photographs*. I am glad you have decided to stay at home. You will be so much more comfortable. Yes Bob & I will make you a good long visit during the winter sometime & we will write sketches. I should like to see Kate when she returns. These Boston people are catching it in the western papers. Bob improves daily.
Goodnight,
Lovingly yours
E.C.S.
* for Mrs. Hanaford, Mme. LaGeff. & Richer.
