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Correspondence between Ellen Mowrer Miller and Albert, 1875-1875 and 1903

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how does the Candy taste that I have not been getting for You for some time? not very sweet I presume! I am going to town some day before soon. I shall close my [illegible] unbroken lines by repeating some of Your poetry, as I am not able to compose any of my own. faithfull as the magnet. Steadfast as the hill. Inspiring as the [verges?] and pure as the mountain mill. Unselfish all confiding unsevering tender true. When such is Yours for me, most assuredly such is mine for You. Showers of thanks for that nice good letter You sent to Your friend A.M. Send some more they are as a happy visitor to me, This comes from Your big friend Albert Miller Answer soon "3"
 
Iowa Women’s Lives: Letters and Diaries