Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to [Annie Fields], Kittery Point, [Me.,] approximately 1 & 4 June [1884]

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Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to [Annie Fields], Kittery Point, [Me.,] approximately 1 & 4 June [1884]

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Describes Mr. Thaxter's burial. Has been under a weight of anxiety about Roland; now he begins to revive a little. Thinks the dogs do him the greatest good.
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