Letter from Wayman Crow to Emma Crow, April 6, 1871
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[2990] Thursday am 6th Apr 1871
My dear Emma
we did not forget you yr birth or wedding on Monday but brought out the Champagne & even to Nino drank to the many & happy return[?] of the time to you & Ned—yesterday yrs of 2d from Tremont was[?] recd & we feel quite anxious abt Miss C. as Mr Lamb said last night the lump under the arm & swelling of arm was a symptom which was very alarming & her leg is also quite a symton [sic]—I do hope you & she
[2990 reverse] may be able to get a place soon for I fear that She may be taken quite ill some where & not be able to move
If you think it will accomplish the object & can get a house at Newport that She will come to you at, you may[?] it
it will accomplish it say I will pay The Summer's rent on board as the case may be. I will not hesitate to do so for you to have a place where she can be quiet & comfortable with you as I think she is entitled to such a place the last few weeks or months of her life—If it would aid in such
[2991] a laudable result, I think I would almost come on myself to assist in the matters— You will know how to introduce & present the matter if it seems feasible or necessary,–I am sure she must be in a very excitable State & I think ought not to be subject to the spiritualistic influences— The Children are now well—Carlino has had quite a cold as many have the weather is like summer, & it is hard to keep +++ +++ colds— but his teeth helped to give him a cough
[2991 reverse] he now is quite himself again Last night the +++ +++ Mrs Lamb & Mr & +++ Eliot & Yeatman were with us & enjoyed it & at 11 after I Close[?] this I join yr mother to go with Mr Lamb to +++ +++ This think of getting away Monday[?]—but Mrs E. was not so well yesterday & I shall not be surprised if She is unable to go— Yr mother wishes you to do what is proper for Mabel abt dresses—if She need's [sic] a little money[?] hand it to her—Tell Isabel I got last eveng her letter of +++ 28th +++ on her return frm Tremont +++ Monday 5 apl
[2992] She ought not to keep letters So long after writing Ned is well—Mr, Mr Nair has got home & Mill is doing well—yesterday was a very heary day with us at stare & to day promises +++ so but This I steal off to go to +++—The +++ at their house & leave abt 1st May— They sail 13t May I believe & go to Malvern—The Mr Creany[?] I go in July—No news, all send love Levis[?] is very attentive to children & me sleep with doors[?]
[2992 reverse] afar between the nursery & our bedroom Bridget goes on Monday to Lenvent Let us hear after
Mr. Eliot wishes to call to see you & yr aunt as he passes N.York if you both are in N.Y.
affly yrs
W Crow
give our +++ love to yr aunt
