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‘ [286] friends, whose respect and affection are in value beyond all price.’ And to his friend May he wrote: “From the time of our departure from New York to our leaving Liverpool, everything went auspiciously with us. Our good angels seemed to be ever at our side. We lost no appointment, met with no accident, and had our cup of enjoyment filled to overflowing.” Ms. Sept. 14, 1877, to S. May, Jr.

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