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Minetta "Nettie" Walton Diary, 1883 Part 1
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G.W. said if you told any lies at night that you would have to tell them over again in the morning. he has {two?} little girls named Alice, Georgina, Victoria. Mary Elizabeth Annie Mary says when she comes to breakfast Ever lassie has a {laddie?} but none they say have I. G.W. 19th when home to day. Mr Curtis is as tight as the bark on a tree. { a portion of the page appears water-damaged or erased perhaps}.
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