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Letter, May 24, 1889, Julia Ward Howe, Boston, to Ellen Call Long, 4 pp., expressing great pleasure at hearing ''from my staunch friend and supporter in days of trial, and companion too in some delightful 'times'. . . I hope to see your friend, Mrs. Ellis, presently . . . Indeed, I shall have to send this missive by her, as you, giddy one, sent me no address. . .''
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CALL FAMILY PAPERS
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Correspondence, 1884-1889
companion too in some delightful “times.” As in the Geneva [?] wine it shall be drunk with best wishes for your prosperous voyage and return, not too long [?]. I hope to see your friend, Mrs. Ellis, presently. I was not at home when she called, but the morning [?] return early in the