letters from dickinson to samuel bowles (the younger)

mid-August 1885


Dear friend,

May I ask a service so sacred as that you will address and mail a Note to the friend of my friend Mrs Jackson? I do not know Mr Jackson's address, and desire to write him.

That your loved Confederate and yourself are in ceaseless peace, is my happy faith -

The Sweet Peas you hallowed, stand in Carmine Sheaves. Would that you could plunder them!

Gratefully,

thomas johnson's note on letter 1008 | index to dickinson/bowles the younger letters

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