letters from dickinson to frances and louise norcross


TO: Louise and Frances Norcross
FROM: ED

1862?


. . . Uncle told us you were too busy. Fold your little hands- the heart is the only workman we cannot excuse.

. . . Gratitude is not the mention of a tenderness, but its mute appreciation, deeper than we reach - all our LORD demands, who sizes better knows than we. Willing unto death, if only we perceive He die.


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