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March 2 SundayOrion Clemens wrote to Sam that Ma “seems well” but they were trying to keep her in her room. Orion was glad Sam “meant to come.”

When I read your letter to Ma, she said: “Tell him I want the horses and carriage he promised me. He never can pay me for all the trouble he was. He was the worst child I had — hollered and squalled day and night — wouldn’t let the nurse nor me, either, rest” [MTP].

Henry C. Robinson wrote to Sam: “Thanks for your kind remembrance!” for books sent. Robinson should have been a doctor, so illegible is his hand [MTP].

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