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Nathan,&#13;
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I received your letter April and glad to see that you are on the move from Strafford.  If you have made up your mind to leave for good, all that I can say is just pack up and move if you can persuade the family.  The family to come west, all that I can do for them I will after getting here, and I think if they are just landed here once that they never would think of old Vermont again.  As for the matter of living, it is much easier done than in the State of Vermont.&#13;
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&#13;
&#13;
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Are the oats all cut yet?  When are you going to thrash? Is everything all right out at the playhouse?  Is Albert home from Aurora yet?  I suppose he had a fine time.  Is Verne Eby still with you?  How is little Margaret?&#13;
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