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by C. H. Spurgeon

Chapter VI

To His Daughter-in-Law

I have been thinking much of you in your loneliness. I would have driven over, but I have double work just now. Is there anything big or little I can do for you, or

get for you? If so; do write me. Mrs. B - told me

all about you and the three darlings. God bless them all, and their dear mother.

Yours ever heartily,
Westwood, May 31, 1889.

Dear Daughter, —

If it is a fine day, and I am well enough, I shall hope to drive over with the dolls, and reach you about 3.30 Saturday. I will also bring your letters.

Your loving father,

C. H. S.

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