Emily Dickinson - Letter 320 (about August 1866) Susan Gilbert Dickinson lyrics

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Emily Dickinson - Letter 320 (about August 1866) Susan Gilbert Dickinson lyrics

Sister Ned is safe - Just "serenaded" Hannah, and is running off with a Corn Leaf "tail," looking back for cheers, Grandma "hoped" characteristically "he would be a very good Boy." "Not very dood" he said, sweet defiant Child! Obtuse ambition of Grandmamas! I kissed my hand to the early train but forgot to open the Blind, partly explaining your negligence. Nothing is heard from Worcester though Father demanded a telegram, and the Dudleys delay for weather, so Susan shall see Hugh - It rains in the Kitchen, and Vinnie trades Blackberries with a Tawny Girl - Guess I wont go out. My Jungle fronts on Wall St - Was the Sea cordial? Kiss him for Thoreau - Do not fear for Home - Be a bold Susan - Clara sold the tobacco, and is good to Ned - Dreamed of your meeting Tennyson in Ticknor and Fields - Where the Treasure is, there the Brain is also - Love for Boy - Emily

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