Accession: 526.57.003
Editorial Title: Hannah "Annie" M. Burbank to Calvin A. Frye, October 16, 1889
Author: Hannah "Annie" M. Burbank 
Recipient: Calvin A. Frye 
Date: October 16, 1889
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Hannah "Annie" M. Burbank on unlined paper from Boston, Massachusetts.
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Boston Oct 16. 1889
Mr Frye –

I receivedAs Written:rec.d the special delivery last Evening The whole order I sent to Mr Nixson at one o'clockAs Written:oclock todayAs Written:to day- I have not sold a book or pamphlet As Written: panphlet of any description, excepting yours & Mr Nixon's As Written: Nixon orders. since you went away. I think I found the typewrittenAs Written:type written sheet of paper all right just where you said but the book that you sent for I cannotAs Written:can not find where you said or anywhereAs Written:any where-

I receivedAs Written:rec.d Mrs Eddys letter and was much As Written: muech pleased to hear that her dress was all right if nothing As Written: mothing happens I think I will send the other one tomorrow. one of the painters is still here I hope he will get through Thursday And I hope now that you will all stay now until I get the house all cleaned up

I am getting along nicely.

In haste As Written: hast
Anna
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Boston Oct 16. 1889
Mr Frye –

I rec.dExpanded:received the special delivery last Evening The whole order I sent to Mr Nixson at one oclockCorrected:o'clock to dayCorrected:today- I have not sold a book or panphlet Corrected: pamphlet of any description, excepting yours & Mr Nixon Corrected: Nixon's orders. since you went away. I think I found the type writtenCorrected:typewritten sheet of paper all right just where you said but the book that you sent for I can notCorrected:cannot find where you said or any whereCorrected:anywhere-

I rec.dExpanded:received Mrs Eddys letter and was muech Corrected: much pleased to hear that her dress was all right if mothing Corrected: nothing happens I think I will send the other one tomorrow. one of the painters is still here I hope he will get through tThursday And I hope now that you will all stay now until I get the house all cleaned up

I am getting along nicely.

In hast Corrected: haste
Anna
 
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