William Lickly writes to sister Olivia, thanking her for staying with his girl as often as she does for he knows his girl gets lonely. Lickly describes the women found throughout the city, and acknowledges that Olivia's folks have not heard from Pa. Lickly continues by noting that he visited a burial ground and saw some nice monuments. He also writes that he and Albert Carver went to the reservoir with the rest of the company. Lickly concludes by telling Olivia to give his daughter Hattie a good kiss for him.
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