Ned - Bird -
It was good to hear you. Not a voice in the Woods is so dear as your's.
Papa is living with me.
He is a gentle Pa**enger.
It will be an excellent Day when you and Mattie come. The Robins have all gone but a few infirm ones and the Cricket and I keep House for the Frost. He is very tidy.
You must excuse "the Lake." I dont think he meant to be "rough."
You and I should get tired of bowing all Day, in a Silver Pen.
I am pleased with your "Store." If you sell your Goods at Isaiah's price, I will take them all. Hope Mama is refreshed and refreshing Aunt Mattie. Did you know Mama was a precious Inn, where the Fair stopped?
I have borrowed a little Honey for Aunt Mattie's Cold of a religious Bee, who can be relied on. Sometime, when you are intimate, you can let her know.
I am saving a Miller for Mattie.
It laid six eggs on the Window Sill and I thought it was getting tired, so I k**ed it for her.
Good Night, Little Brother. I would love to stay.
Vinnie and Grandma and Grandpa and Maggie give their love.
p**y, her striped Respects.
Ned's most little Aunt.
Emily.